I'Ve Baked A Fresh Cobbler

The town installs sewer and main and some of the Nation's first concrete streets as the theme of a Summer Festival, that event clouded by moonshine. County fairs play a role in the characters' lives, serving to enlighten, threaten, amuse, amaze, and fulfill the aspirations of Indian, farmer, homemaker, and child. Meanwhile at the swinery rapist and killer are vying. Family and friends stick with the Groner family. Finally, a peach cobbler serves symbolically as a new beginning for Clydis. I've Baked a Fresh Cobbler is the third of the Jericho Books by T. F. Platt. The Jericho stories are intended for adults and young adults. The tales do not include explicit sex and they omit profanity.