From award-winning author James M. Tabor come these two dark tales about the power of loss and the cost of greed. In Antiques, a father haunted by guilt over his son's suicide is drawn toward another world.
In Willmot, a greedy accountant, unable to repay money borrowed from a mob boss, learns the true meaning of a "handshake deal."
Genre: Literary Fiction
In Willmot, a greedy accountant, unable to repay money borrowed from a mob boss, learns the true meaning of a "handshake deal."
Genre: Literary Fiction
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