The town of Hidden Falls is assembling
to honor their favorite social studies teacher. Ted Quinn is a
mainstay of the community. He's touched the lives of students and
parents alike. Everyone wants to honor him with this dinner, but
Quinn isn't sure he likes being the center of attention. As his
friends, students and former students gather and Quinn realizes the
role he must play, he becomes convinced that this is not his kind of
party.
I enjoyed this first episode. Quinn is
a sympathetic character. You can't help but like him. The townspeople
are well drawn, and we get glimpses of the secrets underlying their
lives. However, the number of characters introduced in the first
episode did seem a bit overwhelming. We barely learned their names
before we were introduced to another person.
I recommend this book if you like
taking your fiction in small doses. However, the serial format isn't
for everyone. If you want to give it a try. The first episode is
available free at Amazon.
I reviewed this book for Handlebar
Publishing.
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