The Woman at the Classroom Door: How My Daughter’s After-School Question Uncovered a Nightmare
Room 104 of Westfall Elementary always smelled faintly of floor wax and damp wool coats, a smell that...
Author: Jerry B. Case
Weather on the Closet Door: How My Granddaughter’s Hand-Drawn Storm Chart Exposed Her Stepfather
My granddaughter Posy is seven, and last month she started keeping a chart taped inside her closet door....
The Seal on the Table: How My Son’s European Vacation Met My Late Wife’s Final Will
Linda’s faded blue-rimmed mug was still sitting right beside the kitchen sink, and the house was so quiet...
The Name on the Title: How My Son-in-Law’s Missing Persons Lie Exposed His Control
The humidity in Atlanta always hits you right at the top of the ramp when you step off...
The Ground Beneath Main Street: How My Town’s Mayor Tried to Force Me Out Until I Checked My Grandfather’s Deed
Three generations of my family ran Miller Hardware right on the corner of Main Street and Fourth, and...
Across the Quiet Playground: How My Daughter’s After-School Question Uncovered a Four-Year Nightmare
The blue ballpoint pen sat beside my coffee mug on the kitchen counter, capped and quiet, while the...
What Holding It Together Costs: How Twenty-Six Years of Cheyenne Freight Operations Collapsed When My Replacement Sat at My Desk
The smell of heavy grease and stale diesel always lingered in the lower bay of the Highline Freight...
What Kept the Roof Overhead: How Grandma’s Secret Shoebox and Thirty Years of Pennies Saved the Family Farm
Grandma’s house always smelled like coffee and cedar, and even after she passed at ninety-one, I half expected...
The Ground Beneath My Boots: How My Family’s Christmas Rejection Met My Montana Title Defense
The snow was coming down heavy enough to swallow the reflectors on Highway 12, a blind, steady whiteout...
How My Brothers’ Probate Mockery and Daddy’s Battered Fiddle Cost Them the Family Farm
Sherwood laughed right there in the oak-paneled office of Miller and Vance, Probate Attorneys, and honestly I almost...
