When the Birds Stop Singing by Herndon, Dwain L.

When the Birds Stop Singing (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9780996070911)

Vendor: Dwain L. Herndon
Product type: Books
Format: Paperback
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When the Birds Stop Singing by Herndon, Dwain L.

When the Birds Stop Singing

$14.95
When the Birds Stop Singing by Herndon, Dwain L.

When the Birds Stop Singing

$14.95
Format: Paperback
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A small southern community isolated between two rivers in western Kentucky promises a new life for Chicago-born Nick Kincaid. He's about to realize his dream of becoming a teacher and to finally meet girls and have a social life, thus far hampered by living with his parents. But trouble starts to brew on the train when he's followed by a stranger with knowledge of his destination. Nick's difficulties heighten when he meets and later falls in love with a beautiful girl, only to have her leave for the holidays and not return, and when he learns he's settled in a small community that lives by a secret code outside the law, even when murder is involved. Despite Nick's training and goodhearted sincerity, all his careful plans start to unravel when a lady with good intentions tells a little white lie that threatens his teaching career, his first meaningful love affair, and his very life.

Author: Dwain L. Herndon
ISBN-10: 0996070915
ISBN-13: 9780996070911
Publisher: Words of Passion
Language: English
Published: 09/30/2014
Pages: 342
Format: Paperback
Weight: 1.11lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.76d
By Dwain L. Herndon
By Dwain L. Herndon
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Dwain L. Herndon grew up in western Kentucky, earning his undergraduate degree at Murray State University and a graduate degree in drama from Southern Illinois University. He taught at colleges and universities before joining the corporate world for several years before he and his wife started their own art business. They live in Grayson, Georgia and have three children, Kim, Myles, and Devin, as well as three grandchildren, Amanda, Maya, and Mason. Dwain became a writer after retiring. His first novel, Beyond the Next Hill, was published in 2013. He writes most every day and finds pleasure in pulling characters from the rural South, hardworking, patriotic, and fun-loving Americans who are the heartbeat of this nation in bad times and good times.

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