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Tag Archives: fiction about the elderly
Mercy (an excerpt from a novel-in-progress)
I hope the deer was the last thing Cory saw, not the pickup truck careening toward him, and I hope his eyes were wide and soft with pleasure. We’re here to teach our children and grandchildren, I know that. But … Continue reading →
