Patterns of Right

by Russell F. Whaley

Six short stories crafted for individual entertainment or stir a discussion group. Explore a love story set in Saudi Arabia, bear witness to small town prejudice, politics and power, join a sniper team in Korea and enter the decision making as to who is to live, who is to die. Unforgettable characters emerge to greet the readers imagination in circumstances that challenge value sets. Whaley, author of Someone’s Son, Someone’s Brother, boils up in controversial questions leaving the reader to their own perhaps more controversial conclusions. A very readable collection with engaging themes that are difficult to forget.

260 pages, Paperback

Published November 2, 2004