Joyce Jackson

No Stone Unturned: Years of Deception Joyce Jackson

Alzheimer's disease has impairedmore than four million Americans. Illegal weapons injure, lame, or even killthousands of innocent victims each year. The Stocktonfamily endure much pain as their lives are entwined bythese atrocities. Wesley Graham Stockton is alone after the death of his wifeof twenty-four years. His three children do all they can to comfort theirdaddy, but the void and pain is overwhelming. Four years later Mr. Stocktonremarries. Effie Williams is not your typical church going Southern belle asshe would have everyone believe. Fraud and deception occupy a place in her coldheart. This Southern novel portrays thelove of Jacey for her daddy who is severely impairedby Alzheimer's disease and the deception of another person close to the family. Leaving no stone unturned, Jaceytakes control of Mr. Stockton's finances after discovering a conspiracy todefraud her daddy. He dies eight months later. The family is rippedapart. Seemingly, they go directly from the grave to the courthouse. There is alawsuit and a counter-suit, but Jacey is notintimidated by the powerful attorney her deceptive step-mother has hired. Jacey holds steadfast to the promises she made to herailing daddy. Truth, love and honor prevail along the way, but deceitful actsare hard to forgive.