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I would like to thank all of you who have purchased a copy of The Second Hand Diner and I apologize for the editing mistakes some of you have pointed out. My editor and I have gone though the book (a painstaking process) and have now updated it. The second edition is now available and is a much cleaner read. If you have already purchased a copy you can get the update for free. All you have to do i
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“Peter on the other hand was the opportunist. Everyone was fair game to him. He always wanted to sell you something. It was a means to an end for him as he was well on his way to the place in his life he wanted to be, and he didn’t care if you approved or not.”
― The Second Hand Diner: Book One of the Atticus Series
― The Second Hand Diner: Book One of the Atticus Series
“This guy is a monster, Mike.” “Yeah he is, but he looks like anyone. He can fit in, and he knows how to talk to people. He’s not the standard profile of the shy boy killer. He’s not afraid to talk to women.” ”So he’s not Norman Bates,” Julia said.”
― The Second Hand Diner: Book One of the Atticus Series
― The Second Hand Diner: Book One of the Atticus Series
“On an empty stretch of rural road somewhere in southern Georgia there is a small rest area on the side of the road. More of a parking lot really, as there are no amenities. There is no traffic and the sun is just coming up. A black man of about 60 years of age in a bright red 1963 Ford Galaxie pulls up and sits with his engine idling. After a few minutes another car, a brand new white Mercedes with deeply tinted windows, drives in from the other direction and pulls right up to the man. The window rolls down and a large man in a white straw hat smiles at him. His complexion is white and pasty. It is easy to see how the car is like a shell for him, protecting him from the Georgia heat.”
― The Second Hand Diner: Book One of the Atticus Series
― The Second Hand Diner: Book One of the Atticus Series
