Jack

"A book whose grandeur is found in its humility. Gilead is a kind of mythic everyplace, a quintessential setting where our country's complicated union with faith, in all its degrees of constancy and skepticism, is enacted,"—Wall Street Journal. In the finale volume of her synoptic trilogy, Robinson fleshes out the life of Jack, who was "the black sheep." 304 pages, hardcover. Farrar, Straus and Giroux.