The Ballad of Jessie Gray : And Other Stories (9781524597375)



The Ballad Of Jessie Gray.and other stories.

Playing For Laughs - focuses on one person who, like the majority of those in the entertainment business fail to realise their dreams.

The Last Page - attempts to show how the subsequent consequences of grief can affect a person.

From Whence I Came - allows a man to sift through the memories of an experience created over 40 years before and to examine the impact on his life

Dust On The Shelf - sees a woman's struggle with impending spinsterhood and the demons she has been harbouring since childhood.

A Minor Deception - asks the question, what is the affect on a hard working father, when he finally comes to terms with the ramifications of his single mindedness.

The Corner Shop - seems to have been there forever, but what is the secret surrounding the latest proprietor.

The Ballad Of Jessie Gray - anonymously jotted down on a scrap of paper in 1859 that starts a search with an astonishing outcome.


Product details

  • Paperback | 240 pages
  • 152 x 229 x 14mm | 358g
  • English
  • Illustrations, black and white
  • 1524597376
  • 9781524597375


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