One brother holds a secret that will change everything.

Greg Rivers came to Charleston for golf, rest, and a routine checkup with his older brother, Grant, a respected physician at the Medical University of South Carolina. What he got instead was a death sentence: stage three pancreatic cancer, aggressive and silent, with six months to live. But Grant offers a lifeline. An experimental oral medication trial, six weeks of pills, no alcohol, and total secrecy. All Greg has to do is stay in Charleston and trust his brother.

So Greg stays. He moves in with Grant and his wife, Faith, enduring fatigue, hair loss, and the quiet terror of fighting for his life. But something unexpected happens along the way. He begins to change. He offers his skills as an electrician to other cancer patients, free of charge. He befriends Dawn, a disabled breast cancer survivor. He falls for Chayce, a sharp and compassionate Charleston waitress. For the first time in his hard-living, twice-divorced life, Greg Rivers starts becoming the man he never knew he could be.

But Grant is hiding something. A truth so devastating it will redefine everything Greg thought he understood about sacrifice, love, and the brother who would risk it all to save him. In Six Weeks for a Brother in Charleston, nothing is what it seems, and the biggest lie may also be the greatest act of love.