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This Isn't Going to End Well : The True Story of a Man I Thought I Knew, Paperback / softback Book

This Isn't Going to End Well : The True Story of a Man I Thought I Knew Paperback / softback

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In this powerful memoir, the bestselling author of Big Fish tries to come to terms with the life and death of his multi-talented longtime friend and brother-in-law, who had been his biggest hero and inspiration, in a poignant, lyrical, and moving memoir. If we're lucky, we all encounter at least one person whose life elevates and inspires our own.

For acclaimed novelist Daniel Wallace, he had one hero and inspiration for so much of what followed: his longtime friend and brother-in-law William Nealy.

Seemingly perfect, impossibly cool, William was James Dean, Clint Eastwood, and MacGyver all rolled into one, an acclaimed outdoorsman, a famous cartoonist, an accomplished author, a master of all he undertook, William was the ideal that Daniel sought to emulate.

But when William took his own life at age 48, Daniel was left first grieving, and then furious with the man who broke his and his sister's hearts.

That anger led him to commit a grievous act of his own, a betrayal that took him down a dark path into the tortured recesses of William's past.

Eventually, a new picture of William emerged, of a man with too many secrets and too much shame to bear.

This Isn't Going to End Well is Daniel Wallace's first foray into nonfiction.

Part love story, part true crime, part a desperate search for the self and how little we really can know another, This Isn't Going to End Well tells an intimate and moving story of what happens when we realize our heroes are human.

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