“The characters were delightfully Southern and quirky. I loved the dialogue and the fast-paced flow of the writing. The intertwined stories touching on sexual orientation, sexual affairs, faith, family secrets, special relationships, and criminal activities – from robbery and assault to hate crimes and murder – were all peppered with the appropriate amount of wryness. The twists and turns, the little pieces of information gleaned here and there throughout the novel, all made for an intriguing read. I think this excellent novel will be well-received.” ~Sherry Browett, Booklover, Fairfax, VA

“As a long-time fan of Wilmot Irvin’s fiction, I thought he had written his best with a quirky little masterpiece titled Chronicle of the Life and Times of Fletcher Lowe. I was wrong. In Little Trespasses, he scales an even higher peak in a quintessential Southern novel about the human heart. The reader won’t soon forget the story Irvin spins about Jake Plantain, Jr., a man for all seasons.” ~Robert Lamb, author of A Majority of One and Atlanta Blues