William Graham

The Kincaids William Graham

"The Kincaids" is a riveting multi-generational tale of a wealthy family ripped apart from the inside. James Kincaid, the billionaire crusading father, is torn between his devout religious faith and his love of money and power. James's eldest son Matthew, once a football star, longs to recapture the thrills of his youth. John, the middle son, finds himself caught up in the web of big city political corruption. Luke, the youngest son, flees the country and his family and finds meaning in Chile with his wife, who is a rising political star. Hovering outside of the male-dominated Kincaid clan is James's sister Catherine, a journalist whose passion for truth and justice will expose terrible secrets about her family. Insightful and relevant, this novel reveals that money cannot save people from tragedy, or themselves.