COME WITH ME: Can that Voice on the Radio Stop Simon’s Shame?
It’s not the home invasion that sets Simon’s chilling downfall into motion in Aaron Harvey’sCome with Me. It’s not Dalton Kirby’s voice on the radio, either. It all starts with Simon’s shame. Shame that’s lived inside him, I’d bet, since childhood. Shame that eats away at him. Shame he can’t escape. Shame that makes him compare himself and never measure up. Shame that every humiliation preys upon …
A DIFFERENT MAN? No, He’s Not. Shame & Missing Red Flags
People can be cruel. Even worse is having a voice of shame inside that makes you hang your head low and believe every word they say. That’s Edward in Aaron Schimberg’s A Different Man.