A series of disasters plague a couple in Houston, Texas. No this is not 2020. The year is 2014 and hydraulic fracturing is dramatically changing the oil industry with unintended results. The price of oil plummets, thousands of workers lose their jobs, and companies go bankrupt. Kate and Wally also have to deal with a rare disease that must be treated with an obscenely expensive orphan drug. While their finances take a beating, they have the misfortune of tangling with drug dealers trying to kill them, and Mother Nature tries to drown the whole city during hurricane season.
A series of disasters plague a couple in Houston, Texas. No this is not 2020. The year is 2014 and hydraulic fracturing is dramatically changing the oil industry with unintended results. The price of oil plummets, thousands of workers lose their jobs, and companies go bankrupt. Kate and Wally also have to deal with a rare disease that must be treated with an obscenely expensive orphan drug. While their finances take a beating, they have the misfortune of tangling with drug dealers trying to kill them, and Mother Nature tries to drown the whole city during hurricane season.
Edward White, born in St. Louis, Missouri, is a University of Missouri, St. Louis, graduate. He moved to Houston, Texas in 1987. A man of many interests and experience, he is an Air Force veteran, a retired US Postal Inspector (Federal Agent), a martial artist (black belt), a professional musician (piano), and a writer. His novels include Chances Are, Bolivar Ferry, and Project Methuselah (not in print). Ed now lives with his wife, Kimberly, in Spring, TX, a northwest suburb of Houston.
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