After August

The Time Was 1959. Walter Was A Cook At Dawson’S Famous Seafood Restaurant Supporting His Tubercular Wife In An Inland Sanatorium And Their Daughter Who Lived With Her Mother’S Parents. He Was A Loner Who Minded His Own Business Until Corinne Came To Work As A Waitress And He Saw A Chance To Grab A Little Moment Of Happiness With Her. But Corinne Was A Lodestone For Dangerous Men And He Was On A Collision Course With Disaster. “A Nearly Lost Masterpiece Is Discovered ... Modern Southern Gothic” Says Shirrel Rhoades Former Fiction Editor For The Saturday Evening Post.