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A diverse, captivating, and unpredictable collection, By the Way by Caperton Tissot is a stylistic scattershot of meticulously penned stories that probe the depths of personality. From pastoral mysteries and down-country dramas to transcontinental thrillers and twist endings, Tissot demonstrates her versatility, while maintaining a patient and powerful style all her own. Largely dialogue-driven, the writing of each tale brings to life an eclec...

Captivating Stories driven by life-changing decisions. In "Stuart Jones" it's death to death as a man struggles with his image. "Passing in the Night" captures the moment two women take a chance. "A Shaft of Light" illuminates the struggle of one person's conscience while "Roscoe's World" tests the measure of a woman's love. In these and other stories, Tissot explores the depths of loneliness and self-discovery, as well as the foolishness...

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Three young boys, Tom, Bert, and Henry, sat in their clubhouse. The mischievous bunch was bored and plotted what to do. They decided to build a raft, then decided to be pirates. It was their next decision that got them in big trouble. Henry's little sister Lucy was caught up in the action. She plays a major role in this adventure. Here is a story to delight, alarm, and finally, make the reader happy.To contact Caperton Tissot or read about mor...

Tuck Rising, an injured ski champion, returns to his hometown to find work as a Great Camp caretaker. With his new bride Britt Freier and his daughter Tibetta, he moves into a rustic home in the village of Meltmor, planning to stay only until he recovers from his injury and returns to racing. However, that is not to be. Like walking on thin ice, every step he takes brings him closer to peril. This story romps through the high jinks and hard ti...

This is the story of a woman born to money and privilege, who rejected the upper class values of her parents while still a child. The bookÕs title refers to the difficulty of changing thingsÉ like piles of leaves, once kicked, return to their original state. CapertonÕs life has been filled with both amazing and deplorable people, charming and not so charming animals, frightening and joyous events.She has always been active in progressive cause...