The Ravine Forevermore

The Ravine Forevermore is a story of repressed memory and murder among the migrant factory workers of the 1970's, intertwined with a present day mystery. Esperanza Tijerina is a psychology professor from Dallas, whose husband, Eduardo, relates snippets and anecdotes of his young life in Pinewood, Michigan. However, she detects something more sinister and dangerous in his underlying tone. Consequently, she takes it upon herself to unlock his memory without his knowledge, fearful that his secrets will forever be locked and the truth unknown.

GUS FLORES was born in Mexico and raised in South Texas and in the Midwest. His childhood included residency in various states such as Wisconsin, Minnesota, Idaho, and Utah. It was in Michigan that he spent most of his adolescent life. After serving in the US Air Force, he graduated from Victor Valley College in Victorville, California, attended California State University in San Bernardino, before transferring to and graduating from the University of Texas at Arlington with a BA in Spanish and English. He is a Spanish teacher and lives in the Dallas area. BEING OF SOUND MIND is his second novel. Visit his website at www.gusflores.com.