Still Lost

Set in a nursing home, the narrative follows Tom Ryan Jr., who grapples with the same Alzheimer's fate as his father, Tom Sr. As he wheels himself to the familiar Astro Turf, he clings to fragmented memories of his life on the golf course. The story blends sarcasm with tragedy, exploring themes of loneliness and redemption through the eyes of an Alzheimer's-afflicted narrator. This novel serves as a sequel to Lost in Love Grass and showcases the author's diverse writing, including children's books.