One Shoe: Three thrilling stories by

by S.R. Crawley

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43 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 11, 2018

About the author

S.R. Crawley is a dedicated storyteller and poet whose life experiences shape her inspiring and heartfelt work. A graduate of Faith Bible Institute and an ordained minister, she weaves themes of faith, love, and resilience into her writing. Her passion for language and storytelling has led her to continuous studies in creative writing and poetry, refining her craft to create meaningful and engaging narratives.

With over 20 years of experience as a healthcare provider, S.R. Crawley brings a deep understanding of compassion and human connection to her work. She raised her three children in Arkansas, fostering a love for education and creativity in her family. Now, having returned to North Carolina to be closer to her roots, she continues to embrace the art of storytelling, crafting imaginative tales and poetry that resonate with readers of all ages.

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Reviews

[Wesley Higaki · Rating 4 out of 5]

One Shoe is the debut publication by S.R Crawley. I discovered this work through the author’s post on Facebook requesting a beta reader for her draft. The book consists of three short stories with an interesting connectiona preteen girl riding in a car wondering why she always sees only one shoe lying along the highway.
The author does a nice job of developing the main characters so that you empathize with them. Each story is a clever explanation behind why the preteen girl would spy just one shoe lying along the roadway.
Michelle Wineheart is about Bernard, the cable guy who lusts after Michelle, one of his customers. She loses her shoe when Bernard decides to act on his urges.
Eugene Young is the fifteen-year-old title character. He and his mother, Estelle, have a sweet, loving relationship. In spite of the family’s financial hardships, Estelle buys him an expensive pair of running shoes for his birthday. He loses a shoe in a fight with some bullies in the street.
Billy McCall is the story of an expert repair man. He is the mill’s “go-to guy” whenever there is a mechanical problem. He loses his boot on his way to a late-night repair job.
The author explained to me that she was the preteen girl in the story. She has quite an imagination. I look forward to reading more of her stories.