From the novel:I had no idea what to expect when I arrived at the house. Would there be police cars, ambulances, lots of people? To my surprise, the house was almost totally dark. When I turned in at the gate the only light I could see was in one of ...
J.D. Dawkins is awakened one morning by the sounds of sawing and hammering. This alarms him because he’s a groundhog (or woodchuck, as he prefers to be called), and the racket he hears is the sort of racket only people can make. On top of that, it ...
“It might surprise you what goes on in a little town the size of Hackamore. Driving through, it looks like the quietest little place under the sun. But give it fifty years and see what happens. Scandals, murders, you name it.” The narrator of th...