BRISTOL

by Wood Way

Molly Hilton, pious forty-something widow, is attending her favorite activity, a singing convention of all-religious songs. Suddenly feeling the call to try singing, she, and the world, discover that she has a beautiful soprano voice. That voice leads her from her simple country life into the many intrigues of the business of religion, church organizations, and religious crusades. Meet the people who influence her the most, plus those church leaders whom attempt to control and exploit her talent for their own financial gain. But her piety helps her survive being thrust into a world she never knew existed; and a late-life romance fills her heart with love.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Novelist Wood Way (Dr. Woodrow Wilson Way, PhD) is a man of many hats, a newspaper and magazine editor, manufacturing and publishing executive, collegiate instructor, riverboat captain, and author of many books and stories in all genres. He specializes in stories set in the various places with which he is familiar-either because he has resided there, or had many reasons to visit there-based somewhat on real events. He finds the underlying intrigues so fascinating that he has preserved some of the tales for posterity.

(2011, paperback, 166 pages)