Hearth

by Morgan Parker

He used to sing to her with a voice that burned like scotch and soothed like Johnny Cash.

Until she got older.

And died.

Now, nineteen months after identifying his daughter’s remains, Dave Richmond discovers the only clue into her mysterious disappearance and murder.

A USB flash drive with three letters on it – “rog” – filled with the most beautiful poetry he has ever read.

But the poetry is special. It’s haunted.

With love.

Hope.

And death.

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About the author

Morgan Parker is the pen name for a shy and introverted former banker. Given the nature of his former career and his unique childhood upbringing in a trendy, white-collar town West of Toronto, Mr. Parker made up plenty of stories to stay employed and to avoid the responsibilities of adulthood. His novels are a product of those stories.

Mr. Parker believes that all great novels involve realistic characters, motives and love stories. He tries (really hard) to emulate his favorite authors while writing his own novels. He stresses that all of his tales and characters are fictional in nature and welcomes all kinds of feedback, even the worst kind, so that he might continue to develop and grow as an author.

When Mr. Parker isn't writing, he likes to read and watch movies. As a serial napper, he has been known to convert corporate prayer rooms and quiet areas into common siesta zones. He believes in hibernation.