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by L. E. Schwaller (Author)
The Third Sunday of Every June is a sharp, unflinching portrait of friendship, fatherhood, and the messy pursuit of identity. Set in St. Louis, it follows Brett Corwin and Julian Reyes, two young men bristling with bravado but drowning in insecurity, as they navigate life without the fathers they so desperately needed. When Julian learns he's about to become a father himself, he spirals into denial, leaving Brett to wrestle with loyalty, guilt, and the weight of their shared past. What follows is a whirlwind of comedic misadventures as the two stumble through the complexities of growing up, grappling with their sense of manhood, and coming to terms with what it really means to be a man in a world that hasn't exactly prepared them for the role. Raw and unsparing, The Third Sunday of Every June lays bare the ache of fatherlessness and the desperation and confusion young men face as they try to fill the void.
