Revisit the Kentucky geezers in author Chris Well’s third mystery romance. As wedding plans are finalized, Earl Walker’s long buried secret shows up in the script of a local stage production. Earl is certain he’s been betrayed, but the only other man who knew the truth has been dead for six months. Earl is going to have to learn to trust the woman he’s about to marry and prove to himself that God can still use an old man in a wheelchair.
Here's the deal: When I was in the first grade, my life goal was that I would grow up to be Batman. Because I thought it was a vocation—you know, policeman, fireman, Batman. Once my first grade teacher crushed the dreams of that little boy, I guess I decided I would do the next best thing and make up stories about Batman. And then somewhere after that I learned about things like "intellectual property" and "copyright law" and "cease and desist" and decided I would have to make up stories about my own characters.
So today, I do just that: Write stories about my own characters— whether it's a doomed hitman named Solomon Long or a grumpy old amateur sleuth named Earl Walker or an out-of-work smart alec crime reporter named Truman.