The Bells

The BellsAuthor: Cai Emmons ISBN: 9781636284354 Publisher: Red Hen Press Year first published: 04 Feb 2026 Pages: 232 Format: Hardback AUTHOR OF LIVID SHORTLISTED FOR THE MISSOURI REVIEW EDITORS PRIZE, THE SARTON AWARD, AND THE NAUTILUS AWARD Cai Emmons awes readers with the release of THE BELLS "An immersive psychological portrait of one man's battle with lifelong anger and guilt."Kirkus Reviews "A book Cai finished on the day she died, is a story of life:

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