Summary of Harry N. MacLean's In Broad Daylight

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 On July 10, 1981, Cheryl Brown, who lived on a farm a few miles west of Skidmore, watched as the town was pushed too far. Cheryl had been working at the B B Grocery for about 15 months when violence erupted again. If McElroy intended to carry out his threats, he would either hit her father at home or come in the back of the store like he did last summer. #2 When McElroy was in town, his wife, Trena, would usually stay out in the truck with him. Cheryl would always spot the other McElroy trucks and their owners, and would speak their names as if they were on an honor roll. #3 As the shooting continued, Cheryl rushed to the telephone in the front of the store to call her baby sitter, who lived in town. More shots were fired as she explained to the baby sitter that it wasn't safe to bring the children to the store. #4 On the day of his death, Ken had been involved with Alice for more than 20 years. They had lived together for 16 years, and had three children. Alice was no longer in love with Ken, but still cared for and respected him.