32 Caliber

"32 Caliber" by Donald McGibeny, is a story unfolding in the early 1900s, centers around a group of interconnected individuals facing the fallout from a scandalous affair. Jim Felderson's world shatters when his wife, Helen, runs off with Frank Woods, igniting a chain reaction of emotional upheaval. Jim's brother-in-law, Warren Thompson, becomes entangled in the drama, torn between loyalty to Jim and the complicated circumstances surrounding Helen's departure. What starts with a casual day at a country club quickly spirals into a whirlwind of broken trust, strained relationships, and shocking revelations, setting the stage for significant consequences for everyone involved as they struggle with love, betrayal, and the devastating impact of their choices.