Tom Carr Knihy

The book explores Michigan's tumultuous history before statehood, highlighting witch trials, scalp collectors, and a significant massacre. It delves into the wild lumber era, likening it to the lawlessness of the Wild West, and examines how Prohibition empowered Detroit criminals to dominate the scene, even overshadowing notorious figures like Al Capone. The narrative paints a vivid picture of a state shaped by violence and chaos, revealing the gritty underbelly of Michigan's past.

The narrative centers on Tom Carr, who explores individual spiritual journeys while assisting Myra Redmon, an elderly woman facing marital issues. Through his observations, he uncovers the profound impact of Myra's unique approach to expressing appreciation in her interactions. This insight leads him to document her creative methods, highlighting the transformative power of gratitude in relationships.