Homeless

Two young women, tortured by their past--and now the present--latch onto Evan, an interning therapist. Jennifer and Ruth make for intense relationships that will test Evan both professionally and personally. This novella is a compelling psychological thriller that will keep the reader guessing until the last few pages.

Two young women, tortured by their past--and now the present--latch onto Evan, an interning therapist. Jennifer and Ruth make for intense relationships that will test Evan both professionally and personally. This novella is a compelling psychological thriller that will keep the reader guessing until the last few pages.

Coming of age in California, J. Keck atttended both West Coast and Texas schools, receiving degrees in journalism and psychology, with emphases in business, anthropology and geography. Entering business, writing became a pastime until the publication of the novel, The Big House: Story of a Southern Family.