Years after his twin’s death, Christian has built a life that looks steady on the surface, yet beneath it still carries the weight of unfinished stories. Vince’s presence remains, quieter now, a whisper reminding him of the promises he’s made and the choices still waiting.
When family ties pull Christian back to where it all began, old wounds resurface, and new conflicts threaten the fragile balance he’s created. Love, regret, and responsibility tangle together as Christian faces what it truly means to go home—and whether he can finally let go of the past without losing the bond that shaped him.
Told with warmth, honesty, and hope, Going Home is a heartfelt conclusion to The Vincent Chronicles—a story of family, forgiveness, and the enduring power of love.
(Book 3 in The Vincent Chronicles, but can also be read as a standalone novel.)
A native of New Hampshire, currently living and teaching in Poland, Jonathan finds continued inspiration from time spent in the Seacoast, Lakes Region, White Mountains, and the Great North Woods.
He hopes his stories serve a purpose and provide an escape or reprieve for those who need one.
When he is not brainstorming or writing his next novel, he is either exploring country roads, traveling the world, or is busy teaching math.