The Small Crimes of Tiffany Templeton

“Fifield succeeds in delivering a cast of quirky, unpredictable characters and an intriguing plot.” —Kirkus

“Fifield is a promising new voice in YA.” —Booklist

“Tiffany Templeton may be tough, but her story is equal parts humor and heart.” —Preston Norton, author of Neanderthal Opens the Door to the Universe
 
“From the very first page, I wanted to be friends with Tiffany Templeton: she’s wry, she’s funny—but what surprised me most is her enormous heart. Richard Fifield has given us a fresh take on a classic story of coming of age, one that’s filled with humor, compassion, and a few small crimes.” —Grant Ginder, author of The People We Hate at the Wedding and Honestly, We Meant Well
 
“In this small Montana town with more big problems, secrets, and personalities than Times Square, Tiffany Templeton is the biggest personality of all. Along with a gift for comedy and creating lovable eccentrics, Fifield gives his story real depth and an immense amount of heart. It would be a small crime to miss out on this joyously compassionate novel.” —Stephen McCauley, author of My Ex-Life

“Filled with insight and complex, heartfelt characters, The Small Crimes of Tiffany Templeton is a jewel among novels, both darkly humorous and deeply revealing. Richard Fifield’s gift for crawling inside his characters’ adolescent skins is unsurpassed. A book that will resonate with both adults and those still in the throes of youthful discovery.” —Susan Crandall, author of Whistling Past the Graveyard