Sins in Blue

Set against the vibrant backdrop of the 1960s, "Sins in Blue" tells the story of a young runaway, Kennedy Barnes, and an aging blues musician, Willie Johnson, as they navigate the complexities of race, dreams, and personal pasts. When Kennedy discovers a rare recording, he embarks on a journey west seeking the origins of the music, prompting reflections on fame, loss, and friendship. The novel explores themes of lost dreams, grief, and the unexpected healing that can come from unlikely connections.