THE EDGEMONT BOYS

About the Book

Going to the Carnival is the highlight of a young boys summer. Having all the money a young boy need when the Carnival comes to town can be challenging. Help from other people can cause trouble with some old rules of the club and with the members that live by them. In most cases a leader must give in to necessary changes and a leader is one that must keep control of the club rules (old and new) and work with the changes for the good of all club members. “Right” yea right.

About the Author

Douglas R. Bryant is a retired employee of forty-five years in the paper mill industry. He enjoys a good mystery novel and fiction. He loves animated films and a good love story. Films that give true charter have inspired him to write his books, The Edgemont Boys: The bike, and The Circus, that captures the ’50s and 60’s. His third book The Edgemont Boys: The Ghost House on Wickham Ave. tells about the boys entering the house that has been known as being haunted and must not be entered by anyone. Each book delivers a story in the life of the Edgemont Boys going through good times growing up. He and his wife, Linda, live in the South; with the slow lifestyle, hot days and memories of the past. With the help and drive from his wife, on the many stories he has to share, it keeps him ready to start on another book.