James Burdine

An Imprecise Perdition James Burdine

An Imprecise Perdition pulls the reader into the Detroit neighborhoods of the latter half of the twentieth century. Vivid descriptions and meticulous detail allow one to escape into the story with an ensemble cast of characters, swirling around protagonist Francis Munro, born in Detroit in the 1970s. The story spans decades and geography, exploring themes of redemption, connection, loss, generational trauma, the incisive pain of losing oneself and the overwhelming ordeal of finding ones way back.