Twenty-four years have passed since the murdered girl was buried.
The classmate who confessed to the stabbing is doing time. Both
families moved out of town. Case closed? Justice done? Not so fast.
As they converge on their California high school's 100th anniversary
celebration, cryptic notes are unsettling members of the "Class of
'67." Some question what they thought they knew.

Could a confused Doug Brandling have confessed to murder to cover
for someone? Does his accuser, Elizabeth, really think she got it right?
Is Finn, her lover...

Comic, heartfelt, and mysterious, these stories charm the reader with good humor, affection for their natural settings, and the gentle, persistent seeking for a lasting place in the daily world of common folk.

Some tales cast moonlight over the solitary in us all who wander at dusk. Others haunt us with loss and evoke a certain sense of autumn, likely to press sighs from an ache in our breath. Still others fill us with the pride in a true hero.

Within, the reader finds young love, aged angst, bumbling travelers, the fogged memory, moon watchers, dog...