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By Reg Owens

Evils of Elway is a romance novel about a jazz musician from Elway, GA who meets and falls in love with a beautiful jazz singer at the Chicken N' Blues Club in New York City. They share an apartment and he tells her about the corruption of his home town which she refers to as bedtime stories, the Evils of Elway. Click on the cover for more information.

ISBN 978-0-557-00378-5

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Blues Come Up When The Sun Goes Down, a featured song in, "Evils Of Elway." The singer is the very lovely and talented Luly from Miami, Florida. The song was written by Reg Owens and produced especially for the book. He is also playing sax in the song. BLUES COME UP

Early AM Attitude Night Sounds Funky Freewheeler Saucers That Fly Easy On The Ears Spook Time

Chicken N' Blues Club

Small Town Corruption, a novel based on true events that occurred in one small county in Georgia. Fictional Elway, Georgia is one of the most corrupt places in the state because it's run by Good Ole Bubbas who steal from the taxpayers on a regular basis. It has an incompetent sheriff, a seedy District Attorney, and three Dishonorable Superior Court Judges. One man is arrested, beaten, tased, and hauled to Elway Memorial Hospital where seven deputies force a hose pipe in his mouth and turn the water on while the two EMTs watch and laugh. The novel is interspersed with humor to offset the cruelty of the homosexual vindictive sheriff. If you live in a small or large town you should read this book to see just how low a municipality can sink into a cesspool of corruption if left unchecked. Even more corruption of Elway is further described in Reg Owens' second novel, Evils Of Elway. ISBN 978-1-4357-2752-6 Order Paperback at Bookstores.

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