You see, one day Tabitha came home and her father was gone. His plays went on to be produced to great acclaim, and like a burst of steam, he’s gone. Tabitha finds ways to navigate her way through life, grow up, and even remind us in flashback what her mother was like, how she ran the house, or the Elvis Presley bust that sits in the closet. The only downside to this story is really the upside, it’s the first story of many, but I wanted to see what else would happen to Tabitha, but I suspect if you get a chance to read this collection, you can imagine it for yourself.

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