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Playing It Alone

B. W. Hughes

Clayton J. Shors, self-sustaining con artist and "reed Man", survives the Great Depression, World War II and a disasterous marriage,turns to building flutes in Elkhart, Indiana. Traveling Europe, selling flutes, he discovers the Algarve of Portugal where he falls in love with the area and and the haunting "Fado" music. He meets Leslie, a woman from London, they create a International Golf Academy out of her father's run-down nine hole course, while falling in love.

GenresFiction

332 pages

English edition · First published 2001 by CreateSpace · ISBN 9781588986092

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