Salt Run

Judge Derlax surveys campus and grades student papers from his office on the third floor of the Proctor Library. Flagler College student, Luke Fisher writes papers when he must, and surfs whenever he can. Retiree, Sam Floyd, bored of retirement, takes a part-time security job at Flagler College. Salvador Deaz, convicted drug smuggler in Maine, gets out of prison and heads south. How will the lives of these four intersect?

Other notable locations visited or mentioned include, but are not limited to Scarlett O'Hara's (closed in 2022), King Street, and St. Augustine Beach.

P.S. The description of the Proctor Library pre-date the 2015, 2016, and 2022 renovations.

PS3557 .A4115 S35 2003

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Salt Run

Chris Gallen is the eldest son of former Proctor Library Director, Michael Gallen (2000-2014). He was inspired to write this story after visiting the town his parents moved to in the late 1990s.

New York: Writers Club Press

Paperback book

English

Comedy or Humor
Mystery or Thriller
Travel

Contemporary, Adult

Donated

Donated by Library Director Emeritus, Michael Gallen.

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Gallen, Christopher. Salt Run. New York: Writers Club Press, 2003.