The Mountains Call My Name by St Clair, Stan

The Mountains Call My Name (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9780980170429)

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Format: Paperback
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The Mountains Call My Name by St Clair, Stan

The Mountains Call My Name

$30.20
The Mountains Call My Name by St Clair, Stan

The Mountains Call My Name

$30.20
Format: Paperback
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The Mountains Call My Name is the saga of one woman's desperate fight to escape the poverty and hardships of the Appalachia. Young Elizabeth Mason scrapes and claws toward the scholarship that is her ticket to the world outside, but she feels that she must overcome the mysterious pull of the one young man who may have the power to snatch away her dreams. When Elizabeth loses her heart to a handsome stranger, she leaves to find happiness and then heartbreak away from the mountain's shadow. However, when she is at her most vulnerable point, she is called home unexpectedly and from the lips of her dying mother, learns a devastating secret that threatens her very identity. * Can Elizabeth survive this shocking disclosure? * Will she find comfort and love in the arms of the man who once stood in her way? * Will the mountains' final call home undo her life, or will the broken hearted woman find the strength and courage to triumph one more time?

Author: Stan St Clair,Terri Thomas St Clair
ISBN-10: 0980170427
ISBN-13: 9780980170429
Publisher: Saint Clair Publications
Language: English
Published: 11/03/2009
Pages: 714
Format: Paperback
Weight: 2.07lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 1.43d
By Stan St Clair
By Stan St Clair
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Terri Thomas St. Clair was born in Pulaski County, Virginia, and reared in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Southwestern Virginia. She attended New River Community College in Dublin, Virginia, later transferring to Central Piedmont Community College in Charlotte, North Carolina. She and her husband, Roger, who was her childhood sweetheart, live in Matthews, North Carolina, and are the parents of two children and two beautiful grandchildren. Though brought into a modern style, her writing is geared to the rural folks of Appalachia, whom she loves and with whom she identifies. Her simplistic, easy-reading style has been compared to that of the great classical Christian Romance novelist, Grace Livingston Hill (1865 - 1947), and rightfully so. It is fresh, clean, and inspiring. It captures and retains the attention of the reader. She feels that her writing is an extension of herself, and that she is guided by an inner source which seems to allow the words to write themselves. This is her first novel.

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