"A deftly crafted, emotionally engaging novel." -Midwest Book Review
The homeless men of the Kelsey Rescue Mission think of Greg Smith as the nice fellow serving meals on Tuesdays and Thursdays. They don't know that Greg was once one of Washington's most powerful political operatives. Recently released from prison for committing election fraud, tax evasion, and money laundering, he only wants to live a quiet life away from the limelight.
But when political corruption in the city of Kelsey threatens the good work of the Mission, Greg reluctantly agrees to direct the Mission's voter referendum campaign to oppose the city's self-serving leaders. The campaign soon results in unrest, including a tragic shooting. Greg and his army of homeless men work to restore calm to prevent further chaos. Their success leads them to second-chance opportunities none of them imagined. Kelsey's Crossing reminds us that the past need not define the future, especially when we dare to accept the gift of a second chance and seek redemption.
