Still On Herring Cove Road: Hickory, Dickory, Death

The second of five novels in the evocative family saga series called Herring Cove Road where a small group of troubled individuals, dealing with their own personal issues, accidentally come together to form a family unit, and then while struggling to maintain it, are forced to deal with its dark results, such as: racism, death, murder, suicide and much more.

Taking place primarily in the 70’s, with believable characters and mostly situated in several areas of Halifax, Nova Scotia, the series chronicles the actions (and their results) of an old and introverted Jewish man, a struggling mother, her naive and lonely son, and a boy streetwise beyond his years.

Be warned, each of the novels in this touching series offers an emotional rollercoaster ride from its beginning to its surprising and, perhaps, shocking ending.

Volume 1: On Herring Cove Road: Mr. Jew and the Goy Boy
Volume 2: Still on Herring Cove Road: Hickory, Dickory, Death
Volume 3: Off Herring Cove Road: The Problem Being Blue
Volume 4: Before Herring Cove Road: (Part 1) The Lady and The Nincompoop (A Love Story) **Coming Jan, 2017**
Volume 5: Before Herring Cove Road: (Part 2) When Anarchy Rules (A War Story) **Coming Jun, 2017**
The first murder of a child raised eyebrows, the second raised alarms.

Ten-year old Dewey is moving, and he couldn't be more excited; though, he's alone in his enthusiasm. Lisa, his mother, and recently retired Avriel, his next door neighbour and best buddy, don't share his excitement regarding the move from the bungalow in a middle class neighbourhood to a dirty basement level apartment in the lower-class neighbourhood at the edge of Halifax’s city limits where two murders have recently occurred.

This sometimes lighthearted and at other times intense novel follows Dewey as he befriends a streetwise boy and a boy who only talks through whispers, learns the pros and cons of friendship and is stalked by a killer preying on children.

"More than just another mystery. This one grabs you by the heart" -Review by Karen Laird of Under the Shade Tree Blog.**

*Warning* The novel contains speckles of strong language and involves disturbing story elements.r preying on children.