Old Man Peterson — B.L. Wilson

Old Man Peterson” is a story of revenge and retribution inside one African American family. The Peterson-Kennedy clan had everything. They were wealthy and powerful. Patriarch, Hiram Kennedy helped several mayors, judges and district attorneys earn their positions in life. His niece, Jannita Peterson-Davis, was a playgirl who spent her time bouncing from one woman's bed to another and just having fun. His sister-in-law Miss Ina, was losing her memory but so what, she was almost eighty-years old. The clan was untouchable until a plumber discovered sixty-year-old bones buried in Miss Ina's bathroom wall and all hell broke loose. The family's nice little world turned upside down when Lieutenant Abigaile Truman reported the bones belonged Miss Ina's murdered husband, Hiram's half brother Bernard Peterson. What else is wrong with the Peterson-Kennedy family portrait? What other family secrets will the lieutenant uncover during her murder investigation?