Bücher veröffentlicht von Trey Letcher

MOST PECULIAR WAYS-Young Frankie Jameson doesn't know much about life beyond his father's traveling medicine show. He doesn't know how much longer he can endure the mounting verbal and physical abuse. And he doesn't know who or what seems to be listening to his silent pleas for help. But after witnessing miraculous healings at a tent revival service, he believes the mysterious boy evangelist does. INTRODUCING EMILY-It's a big event in the small town of Olivia. Local girl Emily Burkhart turned Hollywood actress Lacy Jaymes comes home to give an interview to a venerable local television personality. She returns to LA the next day for the premiere of her latest film. But it's the drama of the interview's revelation that leaves a stunned crowd gathered at the Smoky Cove Tavern's watch party wondering if there is a monster among them. TEENAGE LOVE-Shawn Lusk discovers his former high school sweetheart is set to marry a handsome young attorney and settle in posh Franklin, Tennessee. Shawn's long struggle with depression magnifies as he contrasts Lisa's impending life of wealth and prestige with that of his own simple existence back in their hometown of Olivia. In the dark recesses of his troubled mind, he begins to wonder, If I can't be happy, perhaps neither should she. THE SANDSTONE CROSS-It's the end of the line for inmate Charles Buckley. As he lays dying in the infirmary, he grudgingly agrees to speak to the prison chaplain-confession being good for the soul. But as Father Douglas Ramey spends time at the terminal patient's bedside, he discovers that the soul he hopes to redeem is not so easily reached.

A PLACE ON THE WATERRay Solomon can leave his hometown behind. His wife and daughter too. But Ray's past actions and his thirst for alcohol have followed him to his new place in the foothills of Southern Appalachia. Here, his attempt to start anew falls apart in brutal fashion.SUNSET MASQUERADEIt was the final day of the '82 World's Fair and banker Finley Cross's annual Halloween party epitomized the era of big money, luxury cars, grandiose homes, bulging bags of powder, and bloated egos. But the next day, as masks lay strewn about the floors of the criminally wealthy, the hangovers can't be soothed with aspirin and a Bloody Mary.IN THE MISTY BLUE YONDERIt's 1969 and widower Bobby Tolliver is doing his best to raise his teenage daughter and young son alone. But the Tolliver clan has a history of lawlessness, even when they are the law. Bobby learns the depths of human depravity after discovering a girl chained up in a shed on his family's property. Gerald McNabb is dying of cancer. The loathsome liveaboard attempts to clear his conscience by offering a caregiver his account of the massacre at the Whistle Mountain Resort back in the summer of '69. What circumstances could have brought a twelve-year-old Gerald McNabb and petty criminal Bobby Tolliver to Whistle Mountain on that infamous night?