A quick page-turner where suspense flows throughout a myriad of backdrops including San Francisco's high society and Peru's underground world of crime and drugs, all cascading into an unexpected and dramatic conclusion.
When a father dangles his son upside down from the Golden Gate Bridge, the young boy is understandably terrified. But why is he more frightened by the sight of his father's shoes? Twenty-two years later we awake in a small San Francisco apartment with Jessica Mason, a lowly receptionist for a small law firm, whose life is about to change forever when she meets Juan Carlos Montoya, the handsome son of a Peruvian drug dealer, who is haunted by a distant memory of his first visit to the Golden Gate Bridge.
Beyond the Bridge is a quick page-turner that brings to life a handful of appealing, and very real characters. Laugh-aloud conversations and unnerving suspense flow throughout a myriad of backdrops including San Francisco's high society, Ohio's Middle America, and Peru's underground world of crime and drugs, all cascading into an unexpected yet dramatic conclusion. With just a hint of San Francisco's gay flavor, Beyond the Bridge captures the quirky, flawed beauty that is the City by the Bay; a city where receptionists become artists, criminals become millionaires, and Middle America becomes comic relief.
