~ Trade Paperback
Every story has two sides, two perspectives, and when it comes to a relationship between a daughter and her father, separated first by divorce and then by both generational gaps and physical and emotional distance, those perspectives can colossally diverge . . .
Told in alternating perspectives, The Good Father is a layered tale that comically and tragically reckons with a father and daughter's estrangement, the failures brought on by hubris, the limits of perception and the price we pay for second chances.
"A study in imperfect love and staggeringly fateful choices, The Good Father impresses because the failures, misunderstandings and consequences begin with such ordinary thoughts and actions. Its tragedies originate in the everyday, and with that, Grady ably illustrates the vulnerabilities of merely being alive." -- Toronto Star