Jim Loveday, an ambitious and unscrupulous freelance writer and photographer, is hired by a family to investigate the mysterious death of their son in a boarding house for people suffering from physical and mental disabilities. Feigning partial blindness, Loveday is admitted into the home and subsequently discovers the truth is anything but what he imagined. Peter S. Dillard, author Hohokam Bones. Charles Tunstall served Tusculum University for 35 years as a reference librarian and adjunct faculty member. He and his wife Susan live in Greeneville, Tennessee3. His other interests include music (classical, sacred and jazz guitar), antique automobiles, and photography.