Still Doing Time

Former minor-league baseball player Jimmy Bailey spent four years in incarcerated after taking a plea deal for a crime he didn't commit. He believed freedom awaited him on the day his sister, Debbie, picked him up from Walpole State Prison, a maximum-security facility in Massachusetts and brought him home to live with his mother in North Weymouth, Massachusetts.. Little did he know that both he and Debbie, as well as others they knew and loved, would face stalking, kidnapping, and more from people associated with the prison, and, even though Jimmy was no longer behind bars, he still didn't feel free. Begun as a sequel to the 2017 novel Empty Seats by this author, Still Doing Time Iis a journey into intrigue, crime, conspiracy, kidnapping, baseball, and even a little romance, set in eastern Massachusetts in 1976. A touch of feminism, introspection, soul-searching, and racism cap off this novel, which also interacts with several celebrities of the time.

Following more than four decades in public relations/marketing/media relations for not-for-profit and governmental agencies, Wanda Adams Fischer decided to parlay her love for writing into fiction, with her award-winning debut novel, "Empty Seats" in 2018. Raised in Weymouth, Massachusetts, she often uses her hometown as part of the environment for her writing. In addition to writing, she has also hosted a folk music program, "The Hudson River Sampler," on WAMC, the Albany, New York National Public Radio Affiliate, since 1982. She is a singer/songwriter and has released one CD called "Singing Along with the Radio. She lives in Schenectady, New York, with her husband, Bill Fischer, a retired physician, and their dachshund Oscar. They have two adult children and seven grandchildren.