St. Peter's Monsters
St. Peter's Monsters is the story of Peter Sullivan, a homesick college student teetering on the edge of alcoholism. He discovers bigger monsters than the bottle when a mysterious young woman enters his life. Wren has fled Peter’s beloved Appalachian hills and now he must find out why she is keeping secrets about her past. As they turn to each other for comfort, they are linked together in a chain of love, tragedy, and murder . . . a chain that binds them when they find themselves back in the haunted shadows of the Virginia coalfields.
St. Peter's Monsters is the story of Peter Sullivan, a homesick college student teetering on the edge of alcoholism. He discovers bigger monsters than the bottle when a mysterious young woman enters his life. Wren has fled Peter’s beloved Appalachian hills and now he must find out why she is keeping secrets about her past. As they turn to each other for comfort, they are linked together in a chain of love, tragedy, and murder . . . a chain that binds them when they find themselves back in the haunted shadows of the Virginia coalfields.
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Sawmill Boys: Poetry & Short Fiction
Sawmill Boys is a collection of 26 poems and two short stories that offers an earthy and sensuous glimpse of Appalachia: the place and its people. It honors the region’s landscape, explores its history, and reveals its culture. Sawmill Boys tackles love and lust, childhood and aging, heartache and joy, religion and spirituality, and issues of geography and environment. Imbued with a distinct regional personality, it addresses universal themes that can be appreciated by readers anywhere.
Sawmill Boys is a collection of 26 poems and two short stories that offers an earthy and sensuous glimpse of Appalachia: the place and its people. It honors the region’s landscape, explores its history, and reveals its culture. Sawmill Boys tackles love and lust, childhood and aging, heartache and joy, religion and spirituality, and issues of geography and environment. Imbued with a distinct regional personality, it addresses universal themes that can be appreciated by readers anywhere.
Bookstores may order through Ingram:
ISBN 978-0-615-35875-8
Readers may find at chains, indie bookstores, and via the net here.
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