Description
Two trials, seventy years apart, ignite a small Tennessee town.
Summer, 1979. Theo Rencher is standing in the rain beside Route 40, regretting his decision to hitchhike. A week earlier he watched his father die. Now, with a hangover taking hold and the light fading, he is trying to put distance between himself and the house he has left behind.
Kerosene opens with a man caught between grief, family obligations and the old romance of the open road. The passing trucks offer the possibility of escape, but the weather makes even the next ride uncertain. Against this sharply drawn beginning, Wilton Morley sets a novel whose two trials reach across seventy years of a Tennessee town’s history.
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