⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Review of Outskirts Press by Jim Black, author of “My Name Is Tulip”


“My Name Is Tulip was the ninth book I’ve published using Outskirts Press. As was the case with the previous eight, everything went smoothly and in its usual orderly manner. The result was a finished product that was just as I expected–Perfect. The entire group there does fantastic work and are always readily available. Record-keeping is accurate and timely, and I love having a personal author account where I can check on anything at any time. This is self-publishing at its best.” 


A lifelong Texan, Jim Black was born in Center, Texas, and grew up in Archer City. Today he resides in Wichita Falls with his wife, Lorrie. He is the author of several books and plays. For more information visit www.jimblackbooks.com.

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Three decades have passed since seventeen-year-old Tulip McDowell was last seen leaving Sikes Senter Mall in Wichita Falls, Texas, in the fall of 1990. On the thirtieth anniversary of her disappearance, homicide detective Horace Brown pulls the cold case file from a dusty storage room shelf at police headquarters. With dogged determination, he and his partner, Detective Randy Miller, pursue the case intent on finally finding the person responsible and bringing him to justice. Unknown to them, the detectives are not alone in their quest; someone else has joined the search. Someone with a different type of justice in mind.

In his thrilling sequel to Manitou Lake, Black takes readers to a whole other level of suspense, blurring the line between what we believe and what we know to be true.


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