Life on Misery Bay: A Somewhat Fictional Memoir by Doug Scott, Scott

Life on Misery Bay: A Somewhat Fictional Memoir (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781440181542)

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Life on Misery Bay: A Somewhat Fictional Memoir by Doug Scott, Scott

Life on Misery Bay: A Somewhat Fictional Memoir

$20.95
Life on Misery Bay: A Somewhat Fictional Memoir by Doug Scott, Scott

Life on Misery Bay: A Somewhat Fictional Memoir

$20.95
Format: Paperback
Description
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Don't believe those who say you can't go home again! You clearly can return to a time and place that you once loved, as Dan Parrish learned, when he flew back to Misery Bay, Michigan for his father's funeral.

Dan decides to remain in town to help solve a murder that took place the night of a beach party forty years ago when he was a teenager. As the mystery unfolds, Dan discovers that he is able to reconnect easily with the friends and neighbors he left behind.

Though the circumstances of these people are far different now, he can still see wild and crazy Fritz Pickett spinning his car out of control on an ice-covered lake at midnight; weed-smoking Tootie Lots-of-Rubbage stealing the door of a police car during his nightshift at a local grocery store; and sexy Candi Smith recoiling in horror when a photo of her naked in the locker room is pinned to the Main Office bulletin board.

Life on Misery Bay is for those who wish they could return to the days when they didn't have a care in the world. When hanging out with friends was all that mattered. When life was simple - and fun.

Author: Scott Doug Scott
ISBN-10: 1440181543
ISBN-13: 9781440181542
Publisher: iUniverse
Language: English
Published: 11/09/2009
Pages: 348
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.97lbs
Size: 8.50h x 5.50w x 0.78d

By Scott Doug Scott
By Scott Doug Scott
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Doug Scott lived in Alpena, Michigan, population 12,000, until he graduated from college and moved to New York City to marry his wife Liz and raise his two sons, Peter and David. He never forgot his small town roots, however, and wrote this book so people everywhere, and especially his family, could experience in some small way what it was like to grow up in a small tow

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