Everybody Lies

Everybody Lies

Everybody Lies

By L.J. Breedlove

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Published by L. J. Breedlove

Copyright 2013 L.J. Breedlove

Cover photograph, Copyright 2013 L.J. Breedlove

ISBN: 9781301670451

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Disclaimer

This is a work of fiction. While place descriptions and news events may coincide with the real world, all characters and the plot are fictional.

Contact Information

For more information about this author, please visit www.ljbreedlove.com. Email address is lois@ljbreedlove.com.

Editor’s Note

I’ve always admired writers who boasted of their accuracy in describing the place of their novel. If I say there’s a deli on the corner of X and Y, then you can go there and see the deli, they say.

I’m not that writer. I don’t think anyone really is. That deli may have been there when they wrote the book, but is it still there when I read it?

Places change. Talkeetna is not the place it was when I first visited it – or when I last did so. In fact, I saw it the first time in September, the last time in June. June is climbing season – it’s a completely different place then. And winter? Those who experience winter in Talkeetna know the place in a completely different way.

In fact, the Talkeetna I experience and the one you experience will be different as well. Places are no more unchanging than people are.

This Talkeetna belongs to Paul Kitka and Candace Marshall. Enjoy.