
The Unraveling of Michael Galler
A Novel
$35.27
- Paperback
256 pages
- Release Date
12 May 2026
Summary
For fans of nuanced, slow-build narratives, a psychological family drama about a teenager whose entanglement in an intense, complex new relationship exacerbates his obsession over his greatest fear.
After observing multiple terminal effects of varying illnesses of those close to him that he perceives as cancer, Michael Galler gains a heightened cognizance of the physical threats that can grow unknowingly inside a person. As a result, he dedicates himself to healthily fortifying his bo…
Book Details
| ISBN-13: | 9798896363743 |
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| Author: | Steven M. Rubin |
| Publisher: | She Writes Press |
| Imprint: | SparkPress |
| Format: | Paperback |
| Number of Pages: | 256 |
| Release Date: | 12 May 2026 |
| Weight: | 210g |
| Dimensions: | 216mm x 140mm |
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Critics Review
“Every family, like every fingerprint, has its own unique pattern of conflicts, values, and bonds. Michael Galler examines whether the bonds of family can be stronger than the forces working to dismantle it. It’s a physical and emotional battleground in which the underlying tension eventually leads you to its inevitable, cathartic conclusion.”—Gavin O’Connor, writer and director of Miracle, The Accountant, Warrior, and The Way Back “The Unraveling of Michael Galler is a thoughtful and emotionally charged exploration of endurance, obsession, and the fragile line between control and collapse—a haunting reminder that the world we fight to protect exists not only around us, but within us.”—Jacqueline Friedland, USA Today best-selling author of He Gets That from Me and Counting Backwards “The Unraveling of Michael Galler lures you in as a poignant, even relatable, journey before it compels you into a suspenseful cautionary tale. Steven M. Rubin’s thought-provoking and visceral eloquence illuminates the adage that our thoughts become our words, words become our habits, and habits become our character—and ultimately our destiny.”—Vahe Gregorian, Pulitzer Prize–nominated journalist and sports columnist at The Kansas City Star
About The Author
Steven M. Rubin
Steven M. Rubin was raised in a suburb of Boston, MA, played football at the University of Pennsylvania, and spent his career developing, negotiating, and implementing employee benefit strategies for large employers. He has completed the New York Marathon, the 100th running of the famed Boston Marathon, and the Marine Corps Marathon. Although a heart attack ended his third marathon at the halfway mark, he returned five years later to successfully finish what he started. After raising three children with his wife, Kerrie, he now lives in Weston, Connecticut.
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