Christopher Ransom
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author of The Birthing House and The Fading.


Explore "The Turn" by Christopher Ransom
A thrilled ride of suspense!

Welcome to the captivating world of "The Turn" by Christopher Ransom, a poignant yet uproarious journey through life's unexpected twists and turns.
Meet Casey Sweet, a man grappling with profound loss and personal upheaval. After inheriting his father's house and battling through crippling grief and anxiety, Casey embarks on a summer of rediscovery. Amidst the clutter of his father's possessions, he stumbles upon vintage golf clubs that unlock a path he never anticipated.
As Casey immerses himself in the game of golf, guided by the no-nonsense Dr. Lisa and newfound friends at Twin Peaks, including the enigmatic young prodigy Josh Parker, his life takes an exhilarating turn. With humor and heart, "The Turn" explores Casey's quest for redemption and connection, weaving a tale of resilience, romance, and the enduring power of sport.
In the tradition of beloved golf comedies like Caddyshack and Tin Cup, and the introspective charm of literary classics, Christopher Ransom crafts a narrative that resonates long after the final page. Through laughter and tears, join Casey Sweet as he navigates the back nine of life, striving for par amidst the highs and lows of love, loss, and the healing embrace of golf.
Discover why readers and critics alike are calling "The Turn" a must-read, blending wit, wisdom, and the indomitable spirit of human perseverance. Christopher Ransom's rich storytelling invites you to tee off on an unforgettable journey—where every swing brings Casey closer to the ultimate turnaround.
Dive into "The Turn" today and experience a story that swings for the heartstrings and putts for the soul.

About The Author
Christopher Ransom is a novelist and copywriter who works in big tech. He is the internationally bestselling author of seven novels, including The Birthing House, The People Next Door and The Fading. During the four years he spent working on The Turn, he played more than 400 rounds of golf, lowered his handicap by 15 strokes, made two aces in the span of 33 days, lost 20 pounds, and ended his 30-year run with alcohol.