Infinite Worth

Fifteen-year-old Grace Ryan is pregnant, which is a great surprise to her because she’s still a virgin. She is also experiencing visions of a beautiful lady-or maybe they’re just dreams. With the pace of a thriller and Grace ultimately acting as detective in her own mystery, the novel moves at breakneck speed toward shocking revelations regarding Grace’s family, her best friends, and her baby. What makes Infinite Worth such a good book is that it balances the complexity of family in modern America against a sense of wonder…it skillfully blends the sacred with the profane. Against this is the backdrop of San Francisco. Tim Reardon loves the city of Saint Francis every bit as much as I do, but from a different angle. If I bear the legacy of Herb Caen and Jon Carroll, then he bears the legacy of Hitchcock.
Kevin Fisher-Paulson, Author, A Song for Lost Angels and How We Keep Spinning…!