The Witness in the Window: A coming of age novel combining adventure and suspense with a touch of nostalgia.
It is with great joy that I present "The Witness in the Window" to the reading public.  If you read and enjoyed my first book, "Remembering Redbank," I can almost guarantee that you will be blessed as you become absorbed in the pages of "The Witness in the Window."  I want to assure you that this book is a a work of fiction.  The characters and many of the places and events mentioned in "The Witness in the Window" have been  birthed directly from my mind and imagination.  However, it must also be confessed that more than a few of Charlie's adventures are based upon  real experiences from my life as I was growing up.  I did indeed visit my grandparents several times during the summer months in the quaint mountain town of Quinnimont, West Virginia.  Several who have read "The Witness in the Window" have mentioned that the book reminds them of "To Kill A Mockingbird" or "The Client."  I certainly don't put myself in the category of those esteemed authors, but I do believe that the 1941 summer adventures of a boy named Charlie will live in your memory for years to come.