David Todd

It Happened At The Burger Joint (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Denise Benfield is dealing with her mother's imminent death from cancer, when Mike Pelton shows up at the door, saying he was an old friend of her mother's, hasn't seen her in forty years, and wondered what has happened to her. She lets him in, and learns that it was more than just friendship all those decades before. Should she let him see her mother?

"It Happened At The Burger Joint" tells of this encounter, as Denise tries to figure out what Mike's relationship was to her mother. Stories of when they worked together at The Burger Joint amuse her and her aunts, and prove that he really knew her mother. From what he says, Denise can tell that he was in love with her mom, though she married someone else. She had always thought her mom had had another boy she liked besides her father. She wants to know the full story.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: David Todd
• Erscheinungstermin: 7. Juni 2014
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781311870155
• Artikelnr.: 72345462

Autorenporträt

David Todd is a civil engineer by profession (37 years), a genealogist by avocation, an environmentalist by choice, and a writer by passion. He grew up in Rhode Island, where he attended public schools in Cranston and then the University of Rhode Island. In his adult life he has lived in Kansas City, Saudi Arabia, Asheboro North Carolina, Kuwait, and now northwest Arkansas since 1991. Along the way he acquired a love for history and poetry.

He currently works at CEI Engineering Associates, Inc. in Bentonville, Arkansas. He is Corporate Trainer for Engineering, which includes planning and conducting training classes and mentoring younger staff. He is the senior engineer at the company, and hence gets called on to do the more difficult projects that most of the younger engineers don't feel confident to tackle. He has recently worked on a number of floodplain studies and mapping projects. He is a registered engineer in three states, a Certified Professional in Erosion and Sediment Control, and a Certified Construction Specifier (certification lapsed).

He has been actively pursuing genealogy for fifteen years, having done much to document his and his wife's ancestry and family history. He has been writing creatively for eleven years.