Jack Curl Announces Release of Debut Novel 'Sugar Mill Road'

Everything changed for African-American Candice Drucker as her friend and fellow prostitute was beaten up and almost killed by their pimp, Frank. Because of this, she decides to run from him. Jack Hayes, a racist skinhead was also in trouble, and everyone from the local police to the FBI were searching nationwide for him. He is on the run.

In his latest novel titled "Sugar Mill Road" (published by Xlibris), Jack Curl tells the story of these two people who are both on the run. They end up staying at an abandoned factory. They meet and fall in love and discover that in the nearby town, a serial killer is on the loose. And they are determined to stop him. Will they succeed?

"Racism is still rampant in society nowadays and we have to learn to overcome it," Curl says. "I hope the readers enjoy this story and realize racism is wrong."

An excerpt from the book:

Candice was afraid, she was alone in an abandoned building in the dark in a remote area of Longmont. She finally answered "My diary is gone and it means the world to me and I'm here because I have nowhere to go, what do you care, and who the hell are you anyway." "I don't care and you don't need to know who I am" Jack barked back.

"Sugar Mill Road"
By Jack Curl
Hardcover | 6 x 9in | 198 pages | ISBN 9781543468595
Softcover | 6x 9in | 198 pages | ISBN 9781543468601
E-Book | 198 pages | ISBN 9781543468618
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble

About the Author
Jack Curl is a 60-year-old happily married man with three grown children, two grown stepchildren, 10 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

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