Brother Willy's Traveling Salvation Show

by W. Scott Mitchell

Overview

What should have been nothing more than a romantic weekend for Scott and Michelle, slowly evolves into a life altering experience. For reasons discovered late in the book, Scott is determined the “fix all the broken girls” he encounters on his path through life. While Michelle struggles with her inability to make a commitment to Scott, Beth sets her sights on Scott while acting under the influences of the "ghosts" in her mind. It is only late in the story when Scott is confronted with the real "ghost" that draws him to Beth

Product Details

BN ID:	2940045671385
Publisher:	W. Scott Mitchell
Publication date:	02/21/2014
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	405 KB
Age Range:	18 Years

About the Author

W. Scott Mitchell came of age during the cultural revolution and movements that dominated the 1960's. It was not until the late 1990's when he began to write fiction. He incorporates an aspect of philosophy and psychology into each of his novels. The subplots are discussed on his website for readers to consider as they review his works. He believes the subplot is an important part of the work. Mitchel hopes to attract readers who examine everyday human character as the focus of attention to larger social and personal issues within the subplot. For example, in "Emily's Last Obsession" sexual content is used not for the sake of sexual content, but rather to demonstrate betrayal, self deception, and psychological instability. In the novel "Coincidence by Design", a mystical experience is a tool to examine life after death. If you enjoy a glimpse "into the mind" of the character, then Mitchell offers an interesting opportunity. However, if you are looking for "shoot em up...blow em up" every three pages, then you might want to look elsewhere. "My background allows me to develop characters who must confront issues common to us all. Reflected in my novels are the twists and turns we often take in life. However, the predictability we crave is often missing. I invite you to post your comments and questions on my website at http://wscottmitchell.weebly.com/ or on my Facebook page."