The Great American Novel — Ronnie G. Anderson

Sam Walton was a college professor teaching creative writing in class and at his home he was working tongue in cheek on a book entitled: "The Great American Novel." Martha Hope Johnston was in his class and was more interested in her professor than the subject that he was teaching. When she found out that Sam and Samantha Walton, who were living together, were not husband and wife, but twins, her love got serious. It took very little time to convince her professor that he was in love with her also. Then they got engaged; but as things would have it there were three Martha Johnstons at the Johnston residence; Martha Faith, Martha Hope and Martha Charity Johnston. They were identical in all ways and the poor man could not tell one from the other. The family knew, but that was about it. When Martha and Sam dated it was not always Martha Hope that was on the date with the man. What was worse was their wedding day. Hope had cold feet and her sister stepped in and took the marriage vows with Sam. When Hope still refused to go on the honeymoon with the guy, the other sister had no problem taking her place. She loved Sam more than Hope did anyway. Then life got really interesting