Who Killed A.J. Fryerson?: The Good Folks of Lennox Valley, Fall and Winter 1998

Wil Cantrell, best-selling author

Millions of readers have followed the exploits of The Good Folks of Lennox Valley since featured in hundreds of newspapers in a weekly column from 2015-2019.

This second book, based on the characters in the column, answers the question, "Who killed A.J. Fryerson?"

If you knew A.J. Fryerson, you knew one thing above all: He complained about everything.I don't mean just a few things. I mean everything.He complained because the Valley didn't have a traffic light. Then, when the town installed its first light on Bearden's Corner, he complained about that.He complained because he couldn't get a beer at either of the town's eating establishments. Then, when the town held a referendum and the Hoffbrau started serving beer, he complained about that.

He complained because all the "preachers in town" were "older than dirt." Then he complained when the Lutherans called Brother Jacob, and he complained even louder when he learned the young pastor preached in his bare feet.

Simply put, A.J. lived to complain, and like most folks who complain all the time, hardly anyone noticed when A.J. got hot under the collar.He was the most frequent caller on "Renderings with Raymond," and after Raymond took a break from airing his show following his mayoral defeat, A.J. complained about that.Yes, A.J. Fryerson complained about everything. That ended, however, in late 1998, when A.J.'s complaining suddenly stopped.

With original cover art by internationally-recognized illustrator, Danny Wilson, Who Killed A.J. Fryerson is a perfect gift for friends and family of any age.