Doing Time In Texas Series (2-3) by James E. Ferrell
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Overview: James E. Ferrell was born in 1946 in the small sawmill town of Pineland, Texas. He was in the United States Army from 1966-1968. He served at Fort Benning, Georgia, on the Scout Dog Unit and was Supply Sergeant for all those who served from his unit in Vietnam. From 1968-2012, James worked with precision, analytical, and electrical instrumentation maintenance. He was located mostly in the Mississippi River area in southern Louisiana. He retired in 2012 as Analytical Assistant Coordinator. James is now a rancher in Bedias, Texas, and loves to spend what free time he has writing. He is a husband of over 50 years, a father, grandfather, great grandfather, deacon, and Sunday School teacher.
Genre: Fiction > Mystery /Thriller
#2 – For Love of Money
The years in the Texas penal system had matured Willy Baker in every way, except one. His natural physical strength plus the years of hard work in the penal system had formed him physically into a powerful man but still that never quite satisfied him. There was another strength he had seen in his brother John. John’s strength was a reasoning mental one. John’s point of view always put Willy’s arguments to irrelevance. Prison gave Willy time to think. He decided early on to use his time reading and digesting everything he could think of. Maybe he could develop some of his brother John’s reasoning power. One facet of his nature that had not changed was his willingness to pull pranks, con people and generally put them to shame. Somehow that seemed to elevate his power over others that justified his foolishness. Willy also used his prison time to explore another avenue. That venue was one of revenge; his soul fed from the desire for revenge on those who had wronged him and blurred his reasoning. The problem was that he knew all his woes were of his own making and there was no fix for that hurt he had caused.
Falling in love was the means by which he met his foolishness face-to-face. Bonnie Wilkerson was a hardcase who had stepped away from a good raising to trudge the sewers of the wild side. She cast aside her godly raising for the pits of rotten fruit the world offered. Willy saw in her a love he could not do without.
Thomas Taylor would also have a profound impact on Willy’s rehabilitation. Unfortunately, with dire consequences for them both.
#3 – Every Road Leads to Huntsville
The morning had not yet broken through the last moments of lingering darkness, when suddenly a dense thick fog descended covering the forest under a thick curtain of white. Behind him in the bedroom, Willy heard the soft easy rhythm of Bonnie’s breathing.
The one thing that annoyed him about Bonnie was her persistence when it came to his family. As far as he was concerned the less she knew the better. Rummaging through his things, she had come across an old picture. The picture was in a heavy oval frame. It had been part of Willy’s few possessions. He didn’t know why he kept it. Maybe it was of his brother John. Anyway, it had been in his possessions when he had been incarcerated. So, he kept it. Many times he had considered throwing it away but each time he had tucked it back away in the few items of his past.His eyes locked on the eyes that stared down at him from behind the oval glass. The accusing look on the face in the picture made him uncomfortable. Then came the questions from Bonnie. Just who was in the picture? Was it John his twin brother or was it Willy himself? They were twins. Why weren’t both of them in the picture? A chill ran up his back and he felt a strange loneliness. Willy wasn’t superstitious but he couldn’t help but wonder what lay ahead. He had always tried to maintain control about everything else but lately things were beginning to slide and slowly get out of hand.
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