Cain’s Cycle

About the Book

Cain’s Cycle is the dramatic tale of an unnamed narrator as he is drawn into the demanding and dangerous world of motorcycle gangs. After he meets Speed, the one who will become his future blood brother, a young man seeking a sense of belonging, commitment, and brotherhood purchases a chopper and all the accouterments and joins the Pagans, a motorcycle gang known for racing, drinking, using drugs, and confronting anyone who crosses them. The young man idolizes Speed who mentors him during his first few days as a Pagan residing in a camp located in an abandoned amusement park outside a small city. Nobody in the gang is as close as Speed and the young man. They share everything—booze, dope, and women. When the fellow cyclist performs the ultimate deed for the young man, their bond is strengthened even further. As a series of events unfolds, the young man shares a glimpse into a disturbing yet tantalizing world where true love and romance complicate longstanding routines, where the actions of the motorcycle gang become increasingly violent, and where the quest for brotherhood turns into a mission for survival and revenge as a bond is put to the ultimate test.

About the Author

Bruce Hunsberger was a native of Pennsylvania and graduate of Kutztown University who worked as a laborer, entrepreneur, and writer. He authored two novels, Railroad Street and Honey, the Movers Are Here and published stories in Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine, Redbook, and various literary journals including Nantucket Review and Seattle Review. Bruce’s wife is publishing this novel posthumously.