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THE CATCHER IN THE RYE meets INTO THE WILD ""A true Delta Blues adventure that will leave you longing for a time gone by."" -Chris von Rohr, bestselling author of Heaven, Hell, Rock 'n' Roll Braden Gregory lives by two rules: live life to the fullest... or die. He's chosen to do both. Hitchhiking from small-town Indiana to the Deep South, Braden is on a desperate mission to uncover a buried family secret he believes lies at the heart of his depression. Along the Delta Blues Trail, he meets a traveling couple who turn his suicidal road trip into something unexpectedly worth living for. As he writes letters to the loved ones he left behind-his parents, brother, best friend, and the girl he's still hopelessly in love with-Braden struggles to untangle the memories and mistakes that brought him to this point. His road winds between the consuming darkness in his mind and the fragile truths that might finally set him free. His search leads him to the aunt he's been chasing across state lines-a woman who holds the last missing piece of his past. What she reveals shatters everything he thought he knew about himself, his family, and the legacy of pain he's been running from. As Braden confronts the truth, he must face the hardest question of all: will this revelation become the one reason he chooses to live... or his final reason to die? With music, letters, and fleeting connections as his guide, Braden begins to discover that the road to forgiveness and hope is rarely straightforward. As he navigates the heartbreak, the revelations, and the moments of unexpected joy, he must decide what it truly means to live... and whether he has the strength to hold on. As the highly anticipated sequel to A Place Called The Tree, Letters in Mississippi is a bold story of self-discovery, music, and the transformative power of human connection. This road-trip novel explores the fragile line between despair and hope, and the courage it takes to keep moving forward. Buy now before the price changes!

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