Archive for Beverle Graves Myers

Windows to the Soul

Temple Beth Shalom

The synagogue was my first stop. I hadn’t been to church in donkey’s years and tended to distrust all institutions on principle, but this old boy had been feeling pretty empty and disconnected for a long time, so I thought I’d give the spirituality thing a try.

Why the temple? Something of a whim, I guess. I definitely wanted as far away from Mother’s bible-thumping Baptists as possible. And while I didn’t know much about Jews, I figured that a religion that had endured so much grief must offer something to fortify a hungry soul.

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Foul Ball

“Slide, Josh, slide.” Lisa Andrews made a megaphone of her hands, yelling encouragement from the dugout.

No good. The ball smacked the catcher’s mitt a split second before the stumbling runner touched home plate. That made the Comets’ third out, but Lisa couldn’t blame Josh. With yellow crime scene tape all over the wooded area behind the ball field, the kids on both teams were as rattled as the parents cheering them on.

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Bio: Beverle Graves Myers

Beverle Graves Myers writes mystery and fantasy from her home in Louisville, Kentucky. Her first novel, Interrupted Aria: A Baroque Mystery, was published by Poisoned Pen Press in March of 2004. Painted Veil: The Second Baroque Mystery is due next year. Visit Bev’s website at www.beverlegravesmyers.com.

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