Pretty Girls All in a Row

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The year is 1989. Harriet Fox puts her ballet career on hold and returns home to rural Texas, only to find her aging father accused of murder.

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Their backwater town always hated her father. Hated his Boston roots; hated that he moved into the grand estate that once belonged to the town royalty; hated that a white man dared to marry a black woman. Now the town smells blood, and they’ve brought their pitchforks.

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Their once-magnificent mansion is in decay, and a young girl has been found dead on their estate. Her father, now slipping into dementia, doesn’t remember a thing—or so he says. Harriet becomes determined to uncover the truth. Is her father a killer, or is the town’s urban legend coming true?

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Dirty Donnie Dawkins
Riding through the Town
On the Streets and Avenues
Always with a Frown
Always He is Plotting
Wither He Should Go
Little Girls with Pretty Curls
Lying in a Row