Paper Alley

By: William A. Wright, Dale Ann Edmiston

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Who throws an old Bible away, especially if MURDER is mentioned in the margins?

Conceived in the distant past, forgotten and overgrown, one might be surprised where a paper alley leads. While the obvious is found on well-worn streets, the truth may lie down a path less traveled.
The alley may not look like much. For a hundred years, its value rested in something more precious than money. The townspeople drove by a story forgotten by most, but not all.
In any small town, there are two people of insight: the pastor and the bartender. Strange how fresh blood can open interest in old wounds, and voices speak in the eventide. In your hands, you hold a paper alley. I dare you to find where it leads.

Mystery and intrigue intertwine in small-town affairs. The power-hungry politicians of small towns are willing to do anything, including murder. Families hold grudges through the generations. A home on Elm Street is for sale, that may or may not be a haunted house. Veterans of the Iraq War retire, thinking they left the war behind. Spiritual Warfare is everywhere. They left a culture of fair-minded goodness and upward striving to do the right thing. Now they face petty grievances, underhanded real-estate dealings, and less than stellar townspeople. This veteran couple just wants to raise their family in a wholesome setting. They thought this small college town would provide the perfect place. Human nature is to preserve self. God's nature is to love unconditionally.