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A Sunday dinner is the difference between what was and what is and perhaps the only way to "fix" things.
Vincent Palazzo's new thriller begins and ends with lasagna and cannoli. For six year old Tim Abate and sixty year old Tim Abate everything in between is a dangerous mix of warm and fuzzy and dark and disturbing.
Tim Abate is obsessed with memories of his childhood. He thinks about adventures with Mom and Dad, summer vacations at the lake and Sunday dinners with the family. Especially Sunday dinners. They were always his favorite time of the week.
As he remembers all the things that made him smile, Tim finds anger. Anger is all he has left. All | |  | | This Little Piggy Belongs to the Devil
This Little Piggy Belongs to the Devil is a fast-paced, concise and passionate point of view account
presented in blunt, brutal, vulgar, irreverent, glib, off-the-cuff and occasionally comical language.
This Little Piggy is designed to appeal to the adult reader interested in cerebral, psychological
thrillers.
Colin and Connor's grandfather couldn't make it to their funeral. Breakdowns come with a price. After his release from thei> Happy Hotel for Naked Old Men/i>/b> he worked hard at healing, at facing the terrible loss he and his family had suffered. At moving on. That was the goal. Head doctors always have goals and Grandpa was doing well...until one unexpected slip, an accident really, sent him spiraling in an entirely different direction. He became obsessed with "making things right", with fixing things. Somehow he understood that only he could |
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