Flyover Country

In 1962, three intersecting crimes-a patricide, a bank robbery, and a kidnapping-lead to tragedy, secret sharing, redemption, and a May/September romance. ADELE FORTENBERRY, an educated, professional woman, and WILLIE BAKELEKOS, a much-younger man with a criminal history, are thrown together when two local boys are kidnapped. PRAISE FOR "FLYOVER COUNTRY"A lovely romp! Sharply-drawn characters and a finely-tuned plot."CYNTHIA LUKAS, Documentary Producer-Writer known for "Rumi Returning, " "Gandhi's Gift, " and "Gandhi's Awakening."Rollicking!"MICHAEL MORAN, author of "Jesse Crosse, " Proudly We Speak Your Name, " and "Glory Hunters""A book which works on every front--a fine sense of locale, good plotting, credible characters, and a compelling climax."JIM BAILEY, Arkansas Democrat-Gazette columnist, and author.