Card Game

Fiction & Literature, Literary
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Author: David Bulitt ISBN: 9781627872560
Publisher: Wheatmark Publication: March 26, 2015
Imprint: Wheatmark Language: English
Author: David Bulitt
ISBN: 9781627872560
Publisher: Wheatmark
Publication: March 26, 2015
Imprint: Wheatmark
Language: English

Usually it's other people's lives that are a mess. But when successful divorce lawyer JB's best friend dies, he finds his own world in turmoil. Suddenly, he must reexamine years of choices -- and one big secret. Card Game follows JB and his band of poker playing brothers from their first game in a 1970's suburban Maryland basement through their most memorable good and bad bets and wins and losses, as the men gather at a funeral to reflect on everything that they've faced together, and, even more importantly, all that they have not.

Card Game brings to life an era of prank phone calls and fake IDs, unsupervised boys' nights out, and moments of head-shaking depravity, even as it tells the story of what happens when these boys grow up. A funny, poignant, and at times painful meditation on death, lifelong friendships, and honesty, Card Game is as irreverent as it is heartfelt.

About the Author

David Bulitt was born and raised in Silver Spring, Maryland. A father of four and a divorce lawyer for more than twenty-five years, he lives in Olney, Maryland, with his wife, Julie, their youngest daughter, and two dogs. He still plays cards with his buddies every month.

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Usually it's other people's lives that are a mess. But when successful divorce lawyer JB's best friend dies, he finds his own world in turmoil. Suddenly, he must reexamine years of choices -- and one big secret. Card Game follows JB and his band of poker playing brothers from their first game in a 1970's suburban Maryland basement through their most memorable good and bad bets and wins and losses, as the men gather at a funeral to reflect on everything that they've faced together, and, even more importantly, all that they have not.

Card Game brings to life an era of prank phone calls and fake IDs, unsupervised boys' nights out, and moments of head-shaking depravity, even as it tells the story of what happens when these boys grow up. A funny, poignant, and at times painful meditation on death, lifelong friendships, and honesty, Card Game is as irreverent as it is heartfelt.

About the Author

David Bulitt was born and raised in Silver Spring, Maryland. A father of four and a divorce lawyer for more than twenty-five years, he lives in Olney, Maryland, with his wife, Julie, their youngest daughter, and two dogs. He still plays cards with his buddies every month.

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