Cul de Sac is a book about a writer writing a book.
While Woodland Circle, a cul de sac in the retirement community of Paradise Village, is not a "Wisteria Lane," no household is without its secrets, intrigue and hidden agendas.
What our friends do not know is that a newcomer—an author who chose the peace and quiet of Paradise Village to write a book—is writing it all down.
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“Let’s make a snow man,” Donna said.
“That would be fun,” Audrey agreed. “But what would the neighbors think?”
“That we are a couple of dotty old ladies, probably. Come on—I’ll race you to get dressed.”
An hour later, “Mr. Christmas,” looking majestic in an old hat, a red scarf and gloves and clutching a bottle of wine under his arm, stood beside a snow-covered sleigh and reindeer, driven by a cheery Santa, now sporting a wreath of holly around his neck.
As they sat at breakfast, admiring their handiwork, Donna said, “I hope it stays cold so our snowman will last until the New Year.”
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Synopsis
by
Frank P. Whyte
Portland, Oregon is known as the City of Roses. Of course that’s an odd name for a city whose mere mention conjures images of driving winds and torrential ra
