TRASH

"e;Some things don't burn away."e;Ten years ago, a worker died in the furnace of the waste-to-energy plant on the Connecticut River — and with his last breath, he warned them: some things don't burn away.Now Johnny Stanton is the new guy. Desperate for a fresh start, he takes the loader job nobody else wants, feeding a fire that never goes out. The pay is good. The shifts are long. And the plant has rules that aren't in any manual — places you don't go, loads you don't ask about, and a past the company paid good money to bury.Then a fellow worker turns up dead. Management calls it an accident. Johnny isn't so sure. The deeper he digs, the uglier it gets — secrets buried under garbage, greed, and lies, and something in that plant that has waited ten years for the fire to be fed again.Because the trash never stops coming. And some of what's in it refuses to stay burned.TRASH is a 489-page supernatural horror novel — a blue-collar ghost story about the things we throw away... and the things that throw themselves back.