Little Man
It is the dead of winter. In Omaha, Nebraska’s north downtown, homeless men are disappearing. Alex Capstain sees it when no one else does because he lives among them. For nearly two years he has called a doghouse home. After losing everything to a failing economy, he’s working his way off the street one recycled can and odd job at a time. Days away from taking the first big steps toward his dream of indoor living and a reunion with a daughter lost in divorce many years before, he’s beaten, robbed and left for dead. The driver of a church van comes to his rescue. Alex has no way of knowing the ride will put him on a collision course with a monster and the decades-old web of murder, corruption and greed that set him loose on the world.
About Kent Sievers (Omaha, Nebraska Author)
Born in Storm Lake, Iowa, Kent's family moved to Arizona when he was five years old. A 1977 graduate of Phoenix Central High School, Kent worked at several Arizona newspapers both as a staff photographer and photo editor. In 1984, he married Deborah Shanahan, a reporter for the Arizona Republic. Their daughter Alison was born in 1988. In 1990, they moved their family to Omaha, Nebraska. Their son, Nathan was born in 1991. For ten years Kent worked as a commercial and editorial freelancer, building a thriving business before taking a staff photographer position at the Omaha World-Herald, where he still works today. The author of two novels, Kent writes fiction before work and on days off.
