You Have the Right to Remain Silent by Ron Dailey
Set in Macon, Georgia, You Have the Right to Remain Silent follows a villain with a bucket list to kill every cop. If you wear a shiny badge, you're on his hit list. This fearless cop killer is in hot pursuit by two detectives who are great friends—a story about family, friendship, and how we never quite appreciate a good friend or family member until they're gone or almost gone. Order it online today!
Pockets of Love by Ron Dailey
Excluding the Bible, Pockets of Love, a World War II Romance, is quite possibly the best love story ever told. It will have you in tears as one of the most intriguing war stories of our time.
The hot weather clings like a low fever Sara Barrett cannot shake off. It’s June 1943. She and Rose Davenport, both employees of the Perry Shirt Plant in Athens, Georgia, have just sat down to take a short break. The two young ladies have been folding green army shirts that will soon make their way to the men who have gone to war.
To amuse themselves, Sara and Rose have been placing slips of paper with their home addresses on them in the pockets of the army fatigues they’re folding. On a dare from Rose, Sara places her only color photograph, with a short message on the back of it, in the pocket of one of the green army fatigues. She has no idea where this pocket of love will end up.
Sara’s message is found by Jesse Greene, a soldier in Licata, Sicily. Jesse is a medic who, ironically, lives only seven miles from Sara stateside, in Athens, Georgia. He finds the message and picture when he attempts to put his Lucky Strike cigarettes in his pocket, and the romance erupts.
The hot weather clings like a low fever Sara Barrett cannot shake off. It’s June 1943. She and Rose Davenport, both employees of the Perry Shirt Plant in Athens, Georgia, have just sat down to take a short break. The two young ladies have been folding green army shirts that will soon make their way to the men who have gone to war.
To amuse themselves, Sara and Rose have been placing slips of paper with their home addresses on them in the pockets of the army fatigues they’re folding. On a dare from Rose, Sara places her only color photograph, with a short message on the back of it, in the pocket of one of the green army fatigues. She has no idea where this pocket of love will end up.
Sara’s message is found by Jesse Greene, a soldier in Licata, Sicily. Jesse is a medic who, ironically, lives only seven miles from Sara stateside, in Athens, Georgia. He finds the message and picture when he attempts to put his Lucky Strike cigarettes in his pocket, and the romance erupts.