The Torch

Set in the fictional town of Greensboro, this novel follows the struggles of a group of factory workers as they fight for better working conditions and fair treatment from their employers. With vivid descriptions of the harsh realities of working-class life, The Torch sheds light on the complex relationships between workers, management, and the wider community in a rapidly changing industrial landscape.

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