A Man's Passion
A Man’s Passion is a thrilling tale of the past that revolves around the experiences of one family. Dorothy (Dot) Black listens to her great-grandmother Hattie’s tales of a simpler time as they journey to Montgomery, Alabama, and the Peace and Justice Museum.
There is a romantic spin as well as intrigue that weaves an additional subplot which shows where we in America were and still need to go.
It is an engrossing tale as they find themselves intrigued by each character presented in such a way that associates the emotional aspects throughout this story.
This work finds a unique way of incorporating the beginning of one family which will create an enjoyable read from beginning to end.
Jerry P. Schellhammer
Jerry P. Schellhammer is an up-and-coming author, having first published a memoir, This Life: My Life After My Stroke; contributing to an anthology from Spokane Fiction Writers, It Gets Darker as You Go; and recently self-published novella, Edge of Darkness: Four Seasons, Book One.
The Edge of Darkness are six novellas of short stories with a running plot, followed by the concluding novel due out later next year.
Born in 1958 in San Francisco, Jerry’s family moved to Washington State in 1960. He became active in school, joining little league baseball and boy scouts where later earned his Eagle award and rank. He graduated from Hanford High School in 1979 and earned his B.A. in English from Washington State University.
Austin Macauley Publishers
