Save Me A Song
It’s the 1960s, and in this small Baptist town where Gospel is the only acceptable music and gossip leaks from mouths like water from rusted pipes, no family wants to be the town's Big Disgrace.
When Tabitha's older brother arrives home from college, he brings a friend to stay with them. Not only is Brandy one more mouth to feed, she's a little wild, much too outspoken, and will soon give birth to a "bastard baby," an unforgivable sin.
Although the pregnancy is a dark, shameful secret, Brandy is a spark that ignites Tabitha’s life and sets the town on fire, even as it opens up a heavy rain cloud of secrets that threatens to drown their family.
About K. L. Gore (Rochester, New York Author)
Although K.L. wrote her first (unpublished) novel at 13, she only began considering writing as a profession when her play, SOMETHING BLUE, was performed on the college stage to an enthusiastic audience. Since then, she has spent years studying the craft of writing while penning several more novels. Her short stories have apoearred in BEGINNINGS MAGAZINE and CICADA. She facilitates a monthly writer's group at her local Barnes and Noble bookstore and has a freelance editing and consulting service for self-published authors. You can read more about her and her books on klgore.com.
