Freetown: The Life and Death of Cassidy Parrish

Freetown: The Life and Death of Cassidy Parrish

by J. T. Riggen

75 pages· 2017· ISBN 9781973523840
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Freetown: A city built by an American 'mob' family, within the sovereign territory of a Native American reservation. It's a place of great beauty, mystery, alliances, corruption, broken legacies, torn families -- THIS IS FREETOWN. And while the American mob and the Native mob gear up for a war unlike any other, individual stories will begin to intertwine, collide, and crash. "There has never been, nor will there ever be, anything as special as the love between a mother and her son." Book one begins with Cassidy Parrish, a woman whose skills as a con-artist are only outmatched by the love for her son. When she winds up in the middle of a brutal power shift among the Freetown elite, her son's wellbeing is put directly in harm's way. Now, she must go on a journey -- worthy of a modern-day Shakespearean tragedy -- and bring an entire city to its knees to prove just how strong the bond can be between mother and son. This is the first short-story of the Freetown series.

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