Bøger af Robb Grindstaff

Jack Rose, a Major League Baseball star, has a chance meeting with an old high school friend. When this leads to an unexpected funeral, where he's forced to relive a disturbing childhood memory, his perspective on life, and on the man he's become, changes forever.EVOLVED PUBLISHING PRESENTS a short story that, at just about 11,368 words, is a perfect distraction from your busy day. You'll also find at the end a special sneak preview of this author's novel, Where Butterflies Go to Die.BOOKS BY MICHAEL RINGERING: A Debt of WarSix BitsWhere Butterflies Go to DieJohn's Donuts [2023]A Calico Tale (A Short Story)A Face on a Train (A Short Story)The 9:15 to Grand Central (A Short Story)The Boy Who Ate Dirt (A Short Story)Willy the Whale (A Short Story)

A young boy's life is changed forever by a rock, a cat, and a second chance.EVOLVED PUBLISHING PRESENTS a quick short story that, at just about 5,200 words, is a perfect distraction from your busy day. You'll also find at the end a special sneak preview of this author's novel, Six Bits.BOOKS BY MICHAEL RINGERING: A Debt of WarSix BitsWhere Butterflies Go to DieJohn's Donuts [2023]A Calico Tale (A Short Story)A Face on a Train (A Short Story)The 9:15 to Grand Central (A Short Story)The Boy Who Ate Dirt (A Short Story)Willy the Whale (A Short Story)

A man waiting for his train to depart meets an elderly woman waiting for hers to arrive. These two strangers share an impossible moment in time-a blessing-one the young man will never forget.EVOLVED PUBLISHING PRESENTS a quick short story that, at just about 5,400 words, is a perfect distraction from your busy day. You'll also find at the end a special sneak preview of this author's novel, Six Bits.BOOKS BY MICHAEL RINGERING: A Debt of WarSix BitsWhere Butterflies Go to DieJohn's Donuts 2023]A Calico Tale (A Short Story)A Face on a Train (A Short Story)The 9:15 to Grand Central (A Short Story)The Boy Who Ate Dirt (A Short Story)Willy the Whale (A Short Story)

Trixie Burnett, a 23-year-old single mom and the only prostitute in the small northeast Texas town of Pineywoods, knows the winning lottery ticket in her purse is about to change things forever.Trixie retires from the world's oldest profession and seeks a new life for herself and her eight-year-old son, Tyler. Trouble starts when she decides the rest of the town needs changing too.But reputations and attitudes don't change as easily as bank accounts or hairstyles. Seems everyone in town has something to hide, and movers and shakers don't give up their positions easily. Some will stop at nothing to protect their power, especially from a hooker-turned-philanthropist who knows their most intimate, embarrassing secrets and now dares to enter their sanctuaries.EVOLVED PUBLISHING PRESENTS a contemporary women's fiction, southern literary novel that explores small-town America, celebrating its many blessings while exposing all its dirty little secrets, from the author of such award-winning greats as Hannah's Voice, Carry Me Away, and Slade.

An unlikely celebrity with a self-help book becomes a reluctant spiritual guru to the Hollywood elite, spawning a cult he wants nothing to do with.¿"...a unique attempt, using an unusual style and format, to pinpoint and highlight both the light and dark sides of the human psyche. Slade is an incredibly powerful and thought-provoking story... This is a fantastic book on many levels and I can highly recommend it." ~ Readers' Favorite Book Reviews, Grant Leishman (5 Stars)GOLD MEDAL: Reader Views: Reader's Choice Awards - 2023 - All Fiction (Chosen from 23 Category Winners)GOLD MEDAL: Feathered Quill Book Awards - 2023 - Adult FictionWINNER: Pinnacle Book Achievement Award, Fall 2022 - Best Literary FictionA car crash thirty years earlier left Slade Bennington severely disabled but with a new outlook on life. His book about overcoming trauma becomes a bestseller and a box office hit movie. Slade strikes up an unusual friendship with Schuyler, the six-foot-tall teenage actress who portrays his sister in the movie. She encourages him to continue writing, and his pithy musings about life spur a nationwide following of devotees who study his books like Holy Scriptures.Slade becomes a counselor to the celebrity in-crowd-the Shaman to the Stars. While thousands adore Slade, others call him a Svengali or Rasputin-like character who controls and manipulates his clients.One disillusioned fan spends years plotting revenge.EVOLVED PUBLISHING PRESENTS an offbeat literary/satire novel that unfolds in a series of interviews with the main character and those who know him best, plus snippets from Slade's books and news reports. The unconventional structure, dark humor, and cast of quirky characters will appeal to readers of Chuck Palahniuk and John Irving. Brought to you by the author of such award-winning greats as Hannah's Voice, Carry Me Away, and Turning Trixie.