Leaves of Grass

Bill Kincaid is a respected professor at an Ivy League university. His life is quiet, orderly, and focused on books, learning, and his students. Everything changes when he receives shocking news from his hometown in Oklahoma. He is told that his twin brother, Brady, has died. Without hesitation, Bill leaves his academic world and rushes back home to deal with the tragedy.

When he arrives, however, Bill is stunned to discover that Brady is not dead at all. Instead, Brady has faked his own death. The reason behind this deception is dangerous and unexpected. Brady is deeply involved in the local drug trade and is trying to outsmart a powerful drug lord who controls much of the area. By drawing Bill back home, Brady hopes to use his brother’s presence and quick thinking as part of a risky plan.

Bill, who has always lived far away from violence and crime, suddenly finds himself trapped in a world of drugs, lies, and threats. His twin’s schemes pull him deeper into danger, where every choice could have serious consequences. The contrast between the brothers could not be greater, one devoted to education, the other to survival on the edge of the law.

As the situation grows more violent and unpredictable, Bill must face truths about his family, his brother, and himself. Returning home becomes more than a visit; it is a test of loyalty, identity, and how far he will go when pulled into his brother’s world.