Sixty Hours til Sunset - by James Weis (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Paris, 2043.

With just sixty hours left to live, legendary patriarch Mackey McGill's grandson summons investigative journalist Thomas "TJ" Elliott to a château in Paris-not to explain the past, but to shape what survives it.

Mackey is determined to die on his own terms. What he hasn't prepared for is what the truth may cost the people he leaves behind.

As TJ is drawn into Mackey's final reckoning, letters long hidden and secrets carefully buried begin to surface, revealing a life formed after postwar America, tested by the upheavals of the 1960s and another war that altered everyone it touched, and carried forward into the seductive worlds of fashion, art, and nightlife in Paris, New York, and Milan.

Moving between eras and continents, Sixty Hours Till Sunset traces the rise of a charismatic man whose ambition, desire, and carefully curated myths shaped-and damaged-some people around him. As the clock runs down, TJ must decide whether telling the truth will bring redemption...or destroy what remains.

Elegant, provocative, and emotionally charged, Sixty Hours Till Sunset is a novel about legacy, masculinity, sexuality, and the stories we tell to survive-asking whether honesty can save us when time no longer can.