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Opportunity Missed
Paperback
Publisher: Dorrance Publishing Co.
Published: Nov 15 2024
Pages: 78
Weight: 0.26
Height: 0.16 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
After a pack of Kool cigarettes tucked in his shirt pocket saves Joseph Fender from a fatal gunshot wound, a local gangster and bar owner takes him under his wing. Dubbed the nickname Kool, after the pack of cigarettes, Kool learns about every illegal fragment connected to the life of crime.
A seemingly fateful job brings Kool to a carnival, where he meets Lyndsy. The sparks fly immediately. To his overwhelming relief, she accepts his troubled past and current illegal actions. But that shooting incident ever haunts him; Kool is on borrowed time.
Filled with his love for Lyndsy and overflowing with philosophies of truth, Kool is faced with choice after choice that could change life as he knows it. If he chooses incorrectly, everything he holds close to his chest could come crashing down.
About the Author
Keith J. Doucet is a storyteller of the true and imaginative and is also a published author and poet. He plays the harmonica and a little guitar and writes songs but hasn't had any luck selling one yet. As a single father, Doucet's teenage son is his true reason and purpose.
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