Interview from Pryor, Oklahoma, our pryor hometown.
CUSTER'S PRYOR STAND...Henry Custer, a former Pryor resident, came to The Book Exchange last week to sign copies of his book, "Concept of Justice," a suspenseful action thriller. A native of Checotah, Custer lived here in the 1950's and was neighbors with Thomasine Ward, pictured above with Custer. Available for just $19.95 exclusively at The Book Exchange, the book is about an elderly man, whose world is dramatically shaken when he's confronted by an intruder in his home. Set in the Broken Arrow, Owasso area, previously secret aspects of the man's life begin coming to light. His possible involvement in criminal activities of the past now lead investigators on a trail threatened to destroy the live he has enjoyed for more than 50 years. His friends want to belive in him, but even his wife is plagued with doubts about the man she has trusted for a lifetime.
There is no mystery on this journey to hell. You are witness to the crimes dealing out the death sentences... each justified by one of the seven deadly sins.
Enter a glamorous world controlled by one of San Francisco's ultra-wealthy socialites an
There is no mystery on this journey to hell. You are witness to the crimes dealing out the death sentences... each justified by one of the seven deadly sins.
Enter a glamorous world controlled by one of San Francisco's ultra-wealthy socialites an
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