Reviewed by Zalman Velvel (Stu)

Joey Drum is 19. He just got released from a Philadelphia prison after spending 7 years behind bars for setting a fire that killed his mother. His father is trying to re-establish their troubled relationship. Will he succeed? Or, will Joey's anger surface again and cause destruction?

You'll have to read the story to find out. You won't be disappointed. This is another great story from one of our best writers. The characters are well drawn, the plot accelerates, and the reader is induced to feel.

I almost gave this story a quill. I wanted to. I didn't because there was an accident involved, and I wanted to remind the author that whenever there is an accident, it diminishes character. These characters deserved better than that. The best stories have actions that spring from character, and there is less intervention from luck, or chance.

Tom, a beautiful story none-the-less, and I enjoyed it. Keep 'em coming.