White Roses and Damaged Goods

Going home grounds and re-energizes the soul, and for Frank Pazwalski there was no doubt that, when he retired, he was going home to the city where he had lived the greater part of his life. A random visit to a local bar, one he had frequented in his earlier days, leads to a chance encounter with Ursula Greiner, the mother of his childhood friend George. He is appalled at what he witnesses. While they talk, Frank notices that she's clutching a tattered manila envelope, which she claims contains invaluable information about a well-known wealthy individual they both know; information that could destroy that individual-or make Ursula a millionaire...

This is but one of the many flashpoints to be found in the new novel from K.T. King, author of THIRD ROW, SECOND SEAT. In DAMAGED GOODS, King weaves together multiple narratives of human frailty and strength, of hate and love, and of remorse and redemption. WHITE ROSES AND DAMAGED GOODS is a gripping depiction of the pain we cause others and ourselves, and of the ways in which redemption remains a possibility for us all.