Sketches of a Small Town…circa 1940. A memoir
These are stories of coming to age in the great depression in the deep South in the times of strict segregation of the races. The stories are funny, sad, poignant. The writing has been compared to Mark Twain and Garrison Keillor.
Nosy Neighbors
Blanche Binkley is living the retired life in Florida and likes to keep things orderly. When a suspicious new neighbor slinks around the Seaside Flats condos, she starts snooping. No one’s going to mess up her corner of paradise. Neighborhood robberies are on the rise and she wonders if the new neighbor is linked, but […]
Shannon’s Law
Unconventional witty British street cop Shannon Aguerri has a passion for truth and stops at nothing to deliver justice. Her maverick methods upset the bosses and she is transferred to a countryside backwater. In her new rural location the arrest of an unruly teenager arouses her suspicions of serious crime and active villains in the […]