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Intro; Description; Author Bio; Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication; Contents; Prologue; Part One; Chapter 1: Smoking; Chapter 2: Magnolia; Chapter 3: Rustling; Chapter 4: Decision; Chapter 5: Confrontation; Chapter 6: Dinner; Chapter 7: Dawning; Chapter 8: Breakfast; Chapter 9: Dream; Chapter 10: Cat's Eye; Chapter 11: Tyrant; Chapter 12: Defender; Chapter 13: Summoned; Chapter 14: Investigation; Chapter 15: Fifteenth; Chapter 16: Carnival; Chapter 17: Gypsy; Chapter 18: Ferris Wheel; Chapter 19: Jean; Chapter 20: Berries; Part Two; Chapter 21: Grace; Chapter 22: Giant;In a new novel from award-winning author Walt Larimore, a loving rural family struggles to survive tragedy and cope with the invasion of modern ways in the 1920s. In the Great Smoky Mountains wilderness in 1925, Nathan and Callie Randolph, with their five unique daughters, struggle to maintain their farm, forests, family, and faith against a menacing business and an evil company manager trying to pilfer their land and clear cut their forest. As loggers invade the mountains, death touches the family, and hardship and loss confront them again and again; fifteen-year-old Abbie Randolph becomes mother to her sisters and leans on her faith to guide her through the emotional wilderness of changing times. With the march of the industrial age, the roaring twenties, Prohibition, the increasing momentum for national parks, and the onslaught of a modern world, the traditional life and ways of the mountaineers were about to change forever. Featuring a cast of colorful characters, including independent and earnest mountain families, a murderous lumber company manager, Cherokee Indians, a band of gypsies, desperados, lumbermen, moonshiners, a world-famous writer, and Civil War heroes, Hazel Creek reveals a gripping struggle of good and evil during an eruption of violence. A beloved family physician, Walt Larimore is the perfect author for this novel of love, loss, and injury that illuminates the enduring power of faith.
FICTION -- Christian -- Historical
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