Beneath the Northern Lights

About the Book

A ritualistic old man haunted by lost love and years-ago tragedy. A young soldier forbidden by religion and dictatorship to think and feel for himself. A despondent woman threatened by jealous rage at her musical passion. A gifted artist the world tormented and conspired to conceal. All people pass through personal shadows. Yet even within the thickest of them, they can find light where it’s not supposed to shine. Explore six compelling stories different in subject yet common in theme about the battles that wage deep within. Eloquent, stirring, and rich in vision and subtext, each offers an incisive look into complex characters fighting their ways through the human condition. In the end, they—as we—all stand beneath the Northern Lights that cut through the night with beauty in the darkness.

About the Author

Jonathan P. Davis is a writer of both fiction and non-fiction. His previous published work includes Life, Inc. (AuthorHouse, 2006), an existentialist fantasy novel; Stephen King’s America (Bowling Green Popular Press, 1994), a book-length thesis on recurring themes in the popular author’s work; and ghostwriting for a young-adult horror/suspense novel. He is also a songwriter and musician and an award-winning business and marketing freelance writer.