Title: Lies, Lies, LIes
Product review: Brian Egeston's "Graddaddy's Dirt" is a must have in the collection. This novel reveals a story full of lies, deception, and broken promises. Egeston does a terrific job setting each scene for the audience.It is like being on a roller-coaster ride full of twists, turns, and stomach clenching stunts. As the lies were told to protect the innocent, a marriage gone sour, and trust broken all in the presence of racism I really had a hard time putting this book down to even eat for fear of missing something. I highly recommend this book.
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