Bottom Bones

Detective Frank Hawthorn is very pleased with his purchase of the 35 foot cabin cruiser whose name is "Honey Do." He and his man Friday, (Ralph Smith) enjoys boating in the Hudson River and fishing out in the ocean. Ralph thinks a 'honey do' is a list of things you do for your woman. He and Frank never dreams what could happen when a friend spills hot cheese on the beautiful teak wood floors of the galley after a party. Ralph works feverishly to remove the cheese that is destroying the beautiful appearance of the cabin cruiser. Suddenly he knocks a gold insert loose in the floor of the galley in his haste to clean the teak. The resulting find starts a shocking investigation that upsets many lives

The author has been in the field serving as a law enforcement officer, and crowd control. Has studied several years of physicology and observation of people and their reactions to circumstance. Has directed as many as 21 salesmen in an occupation that requires the use of physicology in order to be successful. The author has owned his own multi-faceted business for upward of ten years. This led to many decisions to extend credit, or not. He lives high on a hill in Winston County, Alabama on Lewis Smith Lake where his view is a panarama of converging streams with his wife, a licensed nurse for the state of Alabama.