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A Dangerous Road
When progress starts a family feud, an aging man must face his vigilante past.
1916, Missouri.
Joseph Walker simply cannot understand why his community must build a road right through his property. His nephews call it progress. He knows better. Not only will the road will bring crime right to his door, it will destroy his farm—and his favorite thinking tree. Joseph will do whatever it takes to prevent the road from being built, legal or otherwise, but he doesn’t know how dearly this quest will cost him and his family.
Learn more in the post I made for A Dangerous Road’s release in the anthology To Wear a Heart so White:
The Ultimate "Get off my lawn" Guy
On the surface, the main character Joseph Walker seems like a grouchy old man who wants them darn youths—and any roads—off his lawn. Underneath it all, he is a product of his life experience. While writing “A Dangerous Road” (in anthology To Wear a Heart so White