Former Bangor police officer discusses new book ‘Donut Holes for the Soul’

BANGOR, Maine (WABI) - Tim Cotton is a former Bangor Police officer and the author of “Donut Holes for the Soul: Recollections, Musings, and Missives from the Dooryard.”

Book summary:

“In Donut Holes for the Soul, Cotton weaves together a collection of essays that celebrate simple pleasures, timeless friendships, and the enduring bonds of family and community. From the familiar sounds of a screen door on a warm summer day to lessons learned from helping his mother move, Cotton’s stories evoke laughter, warmth, and a sense of home.

“Readers will find heartfelt tales of unexpected kindness, like a helpful neighbor who goes above and beyond, a chance encounter that sparks redemption, and reflections on fatherhood sparked by a classic car. Cotton’s relaxed, conversational style makes each story feel like a chat with a trusted friend, offering humor and hope in equal measure.

“With vivid anecdotes that capture everything from road trips and roadside chats to the charm of a well-worn flannel shirt,Donut Holes for the Soulinvites readers to slow down, reminisce, and find joy in the small things that make life big. Perfect for fans of Erma Bombeck and Mitch Albom, this collection is a comforting escape for anyone who longs for a simpler time."

This isn’t his first book; he is also the author of “The Detective in the Dooryard,” “Got Warrants” and “Dawn in the Dooryard.”

His books are available in both book stores and online. You can also find them on timcottonwrites.com.