Publisher's Synopsis
There's something for everyone in this book - doctoring, lawyering, golfing, intrigue and loyalty, all with a bluegrass twist. What a great story -- one that "Real" bluegrass can relate to, and a story that will give non-bluegrass a glimpse into the mindset of people who love the music. The people in the story will surely remind you of a few people you know.
This book is what happens when the best friend and patient of an old country doctor, "Indie" Jenkins, dies. First, the widow, filled with greed and a deep hatred for Indie hires a big city lawyer and sues for malpractice. From then on the reader is introduced to a cast of vivid characters only someone who lives in a small town would know. But Tom Bibey draws them with such believable detail that they come alive in the reader's mind.
The story weaves around every bend in the road to give a southern tale that only a real country doctor could make up. When you put the novel down, you will see the actors that played parts in the story at the mall or on the street. You will tell your haircutter about the trial, the way bluegrass weaves in the story, and how Dr. "Bones" Robertson solves the case.
