The Pie Plate
I laid my hand on the white envelope. “Stacy, that company writes to me because they bought my shoofly pie recipe,” I said. “The one my Pennsylvania Dutch grandmother made …
The Pie Plate Read MoreAuthor: pologo
The Telehandler
“I sold them the whole company, Stan,” I said, and I set the paper down beside his can of Genesee. “Varga Lift and Rental went in February for eight million …
The Telehandler Read MoreThe Frame Tent
“To a company that specializes in event rentals, Kurt, in July,” I said, and I laid my hand flat on the schedule. “Kubiak Tent and Event was sold for six …
The Frame Tent Read MoreThe Thumbprint Crock
“I am Ola Mae Auman, and that churn is mine,” I said, and I held the quilt of my mother closer. The woman in the blazer set the four gallon …
The Thumbprint Crock Read MoreThe Steinway
The salute of the admiral was still in the air when I answered. “Mr. Weller, you asked how she knows me,” I said to the father of Chase. “Kathleen Rourke …
The Steinway Read MoreThe Boom Pump
“Exactly what it says, Vince,” I said, and I laid my hand flat on the equipment schedule. “Ocasio Concrete Pumping was sold in November for twelve million six hundred thousand …
The Boom Pump Read MoreThe Husk Doll
“I am Gerda Vander Meer, and I made every one of those dolls,” I said, and I stood up from the porch chair. The woman in the red coat held …
The Husk Doll Read MoreThe Diamond Ring
I lifted my left hand and let the ballroom chandeliers catch the stone. “Mr. Calder, the ring on my finger is cubic zirconia,” I said gently to the father of …
The Diamond Ring Read MoreThe Loon Paddle
I took my hand out of my apron pocket and laid the gold watch of my grandfather on the porch rail, where everyone could see the little train engraved on …
The Loon Paddle Read MoreThe Sailmaker Palm
“I do, Mr. Brandt,” I said, and I laid my palm flat on the deed. “I bought this house in August through a company I named after the creek where …
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