Despite growing up thick as thieves, Lou Jackson and her brother Chuck haven't spoken in over thirty years. But when a sudden and life-altering event rocks their family, long-buried secrets resurface, forcing them to confront a shared past they've fought for years to forget. As old wounds are reopened, readers are taken on a journey through small-town Georgia and Kentucky, uncovering crimes, the intricacies of southern funerals, and the hidden tensions of seemingly
quiet communities.
Sometimes, upturning the apple cart is the only way to find the truth.
Tyler Weaver is an author and storyteller whose work explores the complexities of human relationships, identity, and the intersection of personal history with broader cultural narratives. With a keen eye for detail and a unique voice, Weaver's writing delves into the emotions of his characters, often blending elements of realism with introspective fiction.
Tyler holds degrees in education from Georgia State University and the University of Georgia. When not writing, Tyler enjoys traveling, gardening, decorating, and adding to his many collections of "old lady stuff" like china, crystal, silver, and holiday ephemera.