CIRCLE OF HURT - Ainsworth, Jim H.
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They gather around a big table in the back of Prigmore's General Store and Café in downtown Riverby several times a week most weeks. There are six of them, five men and one woman. There may have been more or less in the past. There are no programs or speakers. Those outside The Circle wonder what they talk about, but they don't ask. The only requirement for membership is to have been deeply hurt or to have caused serious hurt to others.Tee Jessup is not a member of The Circle, but he qualifies. He spends a lot of time on the porch of a dilapidated farm house on a hill, feeling sorry for…mehr

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They gather around a big table in the back of Prigmore's General Store and Café in downtown Riverby several times a week most weeks. There are six of them, five men and one woman. There may have been more or less in the past. There are no programs or speakers. Those outside The Circle wonder what they talk about, but they don't ask. The only requirement for membership is to have been deeply hurt or to have caused serious hurt to others.Tee Jessup is not a member of The Circle, but he qualifies. He spends a lot of time on the porch of a dilapidated farm house on a hill, feeling sorry for himself over the loss of his parents, his brother and his wife. He dreams of taking revenge on the man responsible for his wife's death, but he can't take the vengeance he craves because he has a young son. Just down the hill from Tee's home sits a long-abandoned shack. Decades earlier, it was used as a shelter for itinerant cotton pickers during harvest season. Clayton Dupree stayed in the picker shack when he was a boy. Now he has secretly returned to write his songs, paint his pictures, play his guitar, record everything that happens around him, and nurse a bullet wound.
Autorenporträt
Jim H. Ainsworth is the author of fourteen books. He formed and ran several small businesses, primarily in financial services, but also a retail western wear and tack store. After writing four books about finance, he left it all behind to pursue other dreams. Retracing his ancestors' trip across Texas by covered wagon and horseback inspired a memoir which led to eight novels and a story collection. Jim writes from life experiences and still lives in rural Northeast Texas. Contact him at www.jimainsworth.com or jim@jimainsworth.com.