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Dear Readers: The first excerpt, the opening chapter of a novel titled Fog, is a work of historical fiction that takes place in the late 19th century along the shores of Cape Cod, a world of shipwreck and quick death, of reluctant bravery and profound evil, and a race to a great secret whose outcome will alter the course of a new country coming into its own. The second excerpt, from a novel titled The Lost Years, centers on octogenarian Pogue Whithouse: a final, brash cross-country road trip, interwoven with the story of a rich, but troubled, life. Please click on the underlined titles to bring you to the excerpts. If you'd like to comment on either excerpt, please feel free. I really value my readers' opinions.
Thank you for taking the time to read. Sincerely, Ken |
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