What happens when the cameras stop rolling and the war is over? The Bridge offers a gripping answer in a story that spans both battlefields and the quieter struggles that follow.
A War That Won’t Let Go. A Memory That Can’t Be Buried. A Story That Refuses to Fade.
Moving between the intense conflict of Vietnam’s Mekong Delta and the hushed halls of a Chicago film studio, Alan Ramias’s The Bridge explores not just the war itself, but the lasting psychological scars it leaves behind. Through a powerful mix of fiction, poetry, and documentary realism, Ramias paints a portrait of soldiers returning home only to face a different kind of battle—one fought with silence, guilt, and the need to make sense of loss. The novel’s characters are as deeply scarred as the landscapes they inhabit, and their stories echo with the complexities of survival, memory, and the truths that refuse to fade.
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Author: Ronovan
Ronovan Hester is an author/poet/blogger, with a debut historical adventure novel Amber Wake: Gabriel Falling now available on Amazon in paperback and Kindle.
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