Mock's Bad Stomp

Mickey J Mike Martin

ISBN 10: 0963827979 / ISBN 13: 9780963827975

Editore: Fowble Press Aug 2021, 2021

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Neuware - MOCK'S BAD STOMP In the Indian Territory of pre-statehood Oklahoma, a brutal assault has been committed against a young Creek woman by the name of Etta Jane 'Mock' Burnham. A full description of how and why the assault occurred is revealed, but, surprisingly, sympathy for the victim is not what it ought to be. Soon, the focus shifts more toward the consequences of the crime than the incident itself. Two personal problems had turned Mock into the rebellious and angry young woman she was - the toxic relationship that existed between herself and her parents and her outright hatred of her backwater hometown. Things had been said and done that could not be taken back or forgotten, much less forgiven; blind and thoughtless anger on Mock's part had made it much too late for that. All she could think of was how to escape the choking constraints of her parental home and the hometown she abhorred. Mock's own terrible attitude had turned her into a vengeful bridge burner as well, a young woman who had not only taken full advantage of but also perversely relished every opportunity that arose to alienate the very people - family members, friends, and neighbors - who in the normal course of things would have helped her when the going got rough. Her own behavior led first to an ill-fated association with the man most everyone in her community referred to as 'Crazy Early' and then to what eventually came to be referred to as 'The Story of Mock's Bad Stomp'. Mock was a young woman who asked for trouble, and, sadly for her, that's exactly what she wound up getting. \*\*\*\*\*.

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• Titolo: Mock's Bad Stomp
• Editore: Fowble Press Aug 2021
• Data di pubblicazione: 2021
• Lingua: Inglese
• ISBN 10: 0963827979
• ISBN 13: 9780963827975
• Rilegatura: Buch
• Condizione: Neu
• Dimensioni: 229 L x 152 A x 21 P (millimetri) 229 millimetri di larghezza per 152 millimetri di altezza per 21 millimetri di profondità
• Peso: 499 grammi

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MOCK'S BAD STOMP

 

In the Indian Territory of pre-statehood Oklahoma, a brutal assault has been committed against a young Creek woman by the name of Etta Jane "Mock" Burnham. A full description of how and why the assault occurred is revealed, but, surprisingly, sympathy for the victim is not what it ought to be. Soon, the focus shifts more toward the consequences of the crime than the incident itself.

Two personal problems had turned Mock into the rebellious and angry young woman she was - the toxic relationship that existed between herself and her parents and her outright hatred of her backwater hometown. Things had been said and done that could not be taken back or forgotten, much less forgiven; blind and thoughtless anger on Mock's part had made it much too late for that. All she could think of was how to escape the choking constraints of her parental home and the hometown she abhorred. 

Mock's own terrible attitude had turned her into a vengeful bridge burner as well, a young woman who had not only taken full advantage of but also perversely relished every opportunity that arose to alienate the very people - family members, friends, and neighbors - who in the normal course of things would have helped her when the going got rough. Her own behavior led first to an ill-fated association with the man most everyone in her community referred to as "Crazy Early" and then to what eventually came to be referred to as "The Story of Mock's Bad Stomp". Mock was a young woman who asked for trouble, and, sadly for her, that's exactly what she wound up getting.

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Informazioni sull'autore

After earning a bachelor's degree and an MBA in California plus a doctorate in Colorado, Mike Martin embarked on a career in education. When his interest and involvement in writing grew over the years, he began to offer presentations based on his books. Over time, writing and presenting became lasting areas of interest. Having traveled to five states to put on programs, Mike welcomes new opportunities to do even more of what he has done in the past. Today, he and his wife Ginny and son Damen live in Tomball, Texas.