A Man and a Mountain - Couverture souple

Longhurst, Robert

 
9781068223433: A Man and a Mountain

Synopsis

On Christmas Day 2024, Tom Briggs sets out to climb Scafell Pike alone.

He tells himself it’s just a walk – a way to quiet the noise that’s followed him since everything fell apart. But as the weather turns and the mountain closes in, Tom begins to realise that some journeys can’t be planned, and some endings aren’t really endings at all.

Drawing on true events, A Man and a Mountain is a quiet, redemptive novel about grief, faith, and the strangers who change us.

It’s about the moments that break us open, the kindness that finds us when we least expect it, and the thin, bright line between life and whatever comes after.

For readers who loved The Midnight Library, The Salt Path, or The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry, this is a story of hope found in the coldest places – and the warmth that lingers long after the climb.

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À propos de l'auteur

Robert Longhurst is a British optometrist and writer based in Essex. He specialises in ophthalmology and community eye care, and his work has been published across clinical and professional platforms. A Man and a Mountain is his debut novel, inspired by a true Christmas Day climb and his interest in the quiet intersections between grief, kindness, and human connection. Alongside this novel, he is the creator of an illustrated children's series The Hallion Scallion, which follows a lovable spring onion through gentle, imaginative adventures. It blends humour, heart, and gentle life lessons. Robert's writing is inspired by real-life experiences and a belief in the power of kindness, connection, and storytelling. Outside of work, Robert is a runner, parkrun tourist, and founder of the kindness initiative Double Drinks.

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