This was just not the book for me. I could not relate to the main character, Fever at all. He returns to his boyhood mountain cabin to find a dead body on his porch. He interacts with the town people who all seem weird. The best part of this book for me was the passion for chair-making shown by ...
Rating: 3* of fiveThe Book Description: Fever Devlin leaves his university job to return to his home in the Georgia Appalachians, prepared to confront the ghosts of his past. But his arrival is greeted with the discovery of a body on the porch of the family cabin -- a corpse that turns out to be a h...
Phillip dePoy's "Dancing Made Easy" is a murder mystery that cross over from Atlanta's jazz scene to the mafia and back again. Psychic detective Flap Tucker is brought to the scene of a murder by Joepye Adder, current homeless drunk and erstwhile professor of electronics at Georgia Tech. The woman...
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