These pages drop a half century of experience to impart a way for my innocents to divide the water, make castles in life's sand, choose the road not taken, careen wisely -- either left or right. I sacrifice for you my confidences, hurt, pain, losses and gains. These true stories, experiences earthed from my soul, provide life lessons and legacy. To my mother and mothers throughout all of time, the Talmud will forever remain our mantra: "God hears a woman's tears."
When walls talk with only a fly witnessing, sins become flesh, and secrets await the tattler's tongue. A respected business executive, Victor Armstrong, strong arms his children, who he is forced to cover with birthright, and dismisses another without it, until karma comes calling. Wailing from the novel's pages triangulating violations over centuries, his archetype, masked too well and too long, is snatched away by horrendous tragedy he unwittingly orchestrates with his own flaws, probably written in the recesses of nature or nurture, despite a thumbs down from civilized society. The novel begs to ask life's haunting question. How many of us write our own fate, and how much of that fate is already written?
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