Who Will Tie Your Shoes?: an Absence of Charity

One of the most moving and suspenseful books I had read in years. George Milton, Atlanta ExaminerA suspense-romance with mystery enough to hold any reader captive. The beautiful and loving woman Kannon is not the person she pretends to be, and doesn't even discover it herself until too late. Roan, the man who falls in love with her, is trapped by honor in a world where dishonor reigns. Paulette, the voo-doo woman, casts curses and weaves spells, mixing her powerful elixirs of evil. Kannon has a power of her own; tragedy touches everyone she meets. Buddy and Ruby Culver have spent eight years in misery, waiting for the evil to arrive. Nancy, Paulette's daughter, has spent her life in the shadow of the voo-doo woman and moves with unstable emotions toward Roan and his children. Paulette knows that: "Something wicked this way comes."When all converge, tragedies of Greek proportions begin occurring. The only catalyst is Roan, but the more he puts thing in order, the greater the toll on his strength. Thenthe man all thought was dead returns, bringing the final havoc."A novel that rushes from, one shocking surprise to another." Heath Powers, The New York Establishment