Brad Graber

Brad Graber writes novels because he grew up in a family where no one ever listened to him - so he made up stories about them. Born and raised in New York City, Brad currently lives in Phoenix. "After the Fall," is Brad's 2nd novel. His debut novel, "The Intersect," has won multiple awards including recognition from the Arizona Author's Association. Brad also writes a weekly blog: There I Said It!

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Indie Author Pavilion - Adult Fiction

Indie Author Pavilion - Adult Fiction (Seats 10)  
Sat, Mar 2, 12:15 pm - 2:15 pm

Authors: Patricia Cox, Lawrence Erickson, Anthony Kohler, Courtney Lyman, Mike Manolakes, Linda Naseem, RH Webster, Patricia Boomsma, Lynne Marino, Brad Graber

Books:

After the Fall

Fiction / Literature
Dark Victory Press
May 2018
ISBN 9780997604221
The author will make this book available for sale at the Author Pavilion during the Festival.

Rikki is a shy, insecure teenager, being raised by a loving, but manipulative grandmother. Desperate to fit in with other kids, she struggles with a secret. She¿s been a patient in a mental hospital and can¿t remember her mother. Desperate to uncover the truth of her past, she discovers a hidden family album with photographs of a boy whom she believes to be a long lost uncle. Determined to learn the family secrets, she embarks on a journey across the country to meet Harry, a Phoenix writer, struggling with his own identity, who might provide a clue to the mystery. From the award-winning writer of "The Intersect," comes "After the Fall," a fast-paced, engaging read, with twists and turns that will surely surprise. "After the Fall": an emotional roller-coaster of a mystery packed with personality and charm. Once you start to read, you won¿t be able to put it down. Brad Graber was born and raised in New York City and is the author of "The Intersect," winner of a 2017 Indie Excellent Book Award, Readers¿ Favorites Award, and an Arizona Author¿s Association Literary Award. He writes a weekly blog about his observations on life: "There, I Said It!" For more information about Brad Graber, go to www.bradgraber.com. More/less

The Intersect

Fiction / Literature
Dark Victory Press
June 2016
ISBN 9780997604207
462 pages
The author will make this book available for sale at the Author Pavilion during the Festival.

Set against the backdrop of Arizona's political and cultural vortex at the start of 2010, "The Intersect" explores the issues of the day by weaving together the varied lives of disparate characters striving to survive in a world where sometimes the strongest link, and most lasting connection, is made among strangers.