Southernmost

In "Southernmost," author Silas House explores themes of judgment, courage, and change through the story of evangelical preacher Asher Sharp, who offers refuge to two gay men after a devastating flood in his Tennessee town. Asher's decision leads him to confront his own beliefs, causing rifts with his wife, congregation, and young son, Justin. In search of a new beginning, Asher and Justin journey to Key West, where they hope to reconcile with Asher's estranged brother and discover transformative insights about love and acceptance. This poignant novel invites readers to reflect on the complexities of love and its repercussions.