The Car Lot Keys
The man from Albuquerque was not the kind of man who needed to raise his voice. He stood in the vestibule of First Baptist Church in a camel coat, holding …
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The man from Albuquerque was not the kind of man who needed to raise his voice. He stood in the vestibule of First Baptist Church in a camel coat, holding …
The Car Lot Keys Read MoreThe man in the third pew did not look like a man who had come for the carols. He wore a gray overcoat and held his hat on his knee, …
The Candle Box Read MoreThe woman in the last pew rose with a leather briefcase in her hand just as Pastor Ricks lifted his arms for the benediction, and every head in the sanctuary …
The Ring Quilt Read MoreI have been a dispatcher in Washoe County for nineteen years, and I have never had a caller stay so calm. Winifred Hale was eighty five years old and lying …
The Cashier Check Read MoreThe headlights came up the long caliche road one pair after another, three sets in a line, and my daughter Tammy clutched the porch post as though the wind might …
The Silver Dollars Read MoreThe black Cadillac with Florida plates rolled slowly up the drive of Hollister Stables at two in the afternoon, past the white fences and the sixty horses grazing in the …
The Stable Papers Read MoreI set the folding cot down in the lobby of the Beau Rivage at ten minutes before midnight, and the floor manager, a tall man in a gray suit with …
The Folding Cot Read MorePastor Jenkins stood in the church parking lot with the passenger door of the truck of my son open and a rolled wad of cash in one hand and a …
The Marked Bills Read MoreThe black SUV came through the gate of the Sandpiper Links at two minutes before noon, exactly as I had told them it would, and it parked across the end …
The Cart Bag Read MoreBeatrice Coleman set a gray accordion file on the potting bench of my greenhouse and unsnapped the clasp, and thirty women of the Tyler Garden Club went quiet among the …
The Rose Ledger Read More