Richard Henshaw

Confessions of a Convenience Store Clerk Richard Henshaw

Like father, like son. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Words of wisdom? Maybe so, but Joshua Harrison was determined to prove otherwise. Like dear old dad, Joshua intended to make his mark in the world, but as an accomplished author and a musician, and not for his sexual exploits as his father had. Joshua, himself, being the result of one of his dad's fleeting dalliances. The more Joshua tried, the more apparent the similarities would become between himself and the man he's barely known. . . Proving that the strain never skips a generation. . . It only becomes stronger.