by Sharon Harris Warrick (Author)

Once upon a time there lived a boy-man named Jack whose primary goal in life was to declare his independence from his overbearing, wealthy, and sinister parents. So, Jack built a house and moved into it. A good first step, certainly - however, Jack was unprepared for the domino effect of events that would follow. It doesn't take long before Jack's house becomes home to a motley assortment of larger-than-life characters, who may or may not mean Jack any good. Jack's response to the ensuing drama? He hides in the oblivion of alcohol, inside of the house that he built, hoping vaguely that all will be right when the fog clears. Do Jack's parents step in to exterminate the parasites from his house and life? Does Jack ever grow up and get his life together? Will his fairy tale end with "happily ever after"?

Author Biography

Sharon Harris Warrick is an award-winning playwright / scriptwriter and freelance writer. She has written more than 15 stage plays, several of which have been produced, and a number of spec scripts for television. Her articles have been published in local newspapers as well as national magazines Essence, Complete Woman, and Today's Black Woman. The House that Jack Built is her first novel - but she enjoyed writing it so much that it surely will not be her last. A member of The Dramatists Guild of America, Sharon resides in Florida with her family. For more information, visit sharonharriswarrick.com.

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