On Sundays We Go Long

<p>"Vivid Action...Superb Psychological Intimacy...Delightful Literary Allusions."</p><p>—Mark Spencer author of Ghost Walking and A Haunted Love Story</p><p>Bound by running talent five upwardly mobile thirtysomething men juggle relationships careers heartaches and technology’s pervasive reach all the while training and racing together pursuing cross-country club championship bragging rights.</p><p>Gregarious loner <strong>Dillon Percy</strong> literally <em>runs away</em> with his dog Miles from a messy divorce and opens up a Bed Run & Breakfast in Sonoma County California immersing himself in the inn’s restoration and operation with the aid of two quirky locals.</p><p><strong>Chase Brandon</strong> hails from Wisconsin by way of New York runs a small ad agency and embraces technology to its fullest. Perpetually shirtless single and always the funny man Chase hides behind brands tech and endless laps on the track masking a deep pain.</p><p>US history high school teacher and cross-country coach local running club president and marathoner chasing an elusive Olympic trials qualifying standard <strong>Spencer Lingard </strong>commits to everything in his life except marriage to his longtime cohabiting girlfriend.</p><p><strong>Jim Greyson’s</strong> life has been filled with terrible misfortune . . . most of which never actually happened. His recent engagement the accounting firm he works for being poised for a merger and the exponentially increasing pace of life and technology leave no shortage of things for him to fret over while running.</p><p>Husband father self-employed landscaper philosopher poet and devout trail runner who shuns timepieces and strict training schedules <strong>Jake Dearborn</strong> personifies the life of the Code Hero.</p><p>Timely and soulfully satisfying <em>On Sundays We Go Long</em> reminds us of our primal need to commune and enjoy the company of others in ways Facebook Twitter and text messaging cannot begin to replace.</p>