Vagabond Blue

What is real freedom? True friendship? The value of life? And what impact would life make on a child forced to work like a man since age 11? Blue Moon Bailey, son of a devoted God-fearing mother and useless alcoholic father grew up during the great depression in sharecropper shacks of the rural South, in a family so destitute that joining a hobo jungle would be considered social climbing. On his 16th birthday, Blue walked away with the only two things he'd ever owned; a guitar and a dream. Vagabond Blue pulls the reader into a young man's heart and soul in his relentless pursuit of an elusive dream; and evokes sympathy for the middle-class young woman who can't stop loving him - a saga that spans more than 20 years.