Mourning and Celebration: Jewish, Orthodox and Gay, Past and Present Book

This was definitely more of a man's book as it was extremely gritty and dark and violent and in it's language. Still, I enjoyed it for the most part. Jack is a carpenter working up in Alaska and getting ready to head south for the winter when his buddy talks him into helping a man get his daughter back who has seemingly joined a cult in the wilderness quite a bit north for nice sum of money. Naturally, things do not go as planned and Jack also starts to realize there is more to the story with regard to both the cult and his buddy that got him there. He eventually finds himself trapped in the camp as it all starts to unfold and fall apart. The story was interesting and it was a good read, but only if you're in the mood for something pretty dark and rough.