Storm Warnings — Tom Henighan

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People in love (Blue Menus, Prime Time), cheating spouses (Storm Warnings, Cold Nights), people near the breaking point ( Intruders, Famine, Gemini, Visiting Mother), women looking for peace of mind, or God, or finding miracles in daily life (Confirmation, The Well), baffled country folk (Famine, The House), kids caught up in comic or sad predicaments (Enemies of Culture, Acrobats), people close to violence, or over the edge (Hotel Paradise, Gemini) . . .

These dramatic stories catch moments of real life in familiar settings of city or country. The writer reaches out with sympathy and insight, depicting men, women, and children, both simple and complex, who, like all of us, are searching for happiness in a daunting world.