St. Croix

the novel

By: William A. Wright, Dale Ann Edmiston

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Through sheer grit, Jim Fisher rose from scrapyard worker to controlling the electrical grid of Pittstown. Endless shifts restoring power after storms and keeping utility workers safe cost him his family and home. The stress of several near-death accidents pushes him to uproot and fly to paradise to pursue the life of an artist. Developing diverse friendships with colorful characters nurtures his desire to embark on a new path filled with hope. But instead of settling into his new island lifestyle, brushes with the homeless population leave him pondering truth and reality. He finds himself the target of unseen forces as he questions if refuge is a place, or a state of mind.
This literary fiction takes the reader along for an action-packed adventure. Suitable for readers ages 11 and over, life lessons in finding peace during the storms of life abound. Filled with a bit of philosophy, a bit of spirituality, and lots of friendship building, St. Croix: the novel will delight readers with its sometimes humorous, sometimes poignant, but always clean narrative. Will not offend Christians or other religions. A great beach read or take it along on your next adventure, to escape to the islands.