NOW AVAILABLE ON AMAZON
I hope you’ll take a look
at my latest novel, What Missing Means.
It’s 283 pages about a perplexing summer as seen through the eyes of young Lily
Chavis, who lives with an extended family on a farm in 1945. Her mother is
distant, her grandfather is losing interest in her, her uncle Freeman has a
whiskey problem, and men cause complications for her two aunts, one because she
has a husband and the other because she hasn’t. Though the house is crowded
with relatives, Lily’s cousins move in over the summer. Her worry about whether
she’ll have a bed to sleep in isn’t Lily’s only problem.
From Steven
Bauer of Hollow Tree Literary Services:
Among the many things that
you do wonderfully here, one stands out: You manage to dramatize the hidden
sorrows, problems, and desires of the family members in subtle and complex
ways, without pointing them out or putting undue emphasis on them.
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