Simon de Montfort was a man ahead of his time in the thirteenth century, a disinherited Frenchman who talked his way into an English earldom and marriage with a sister of the English king, Henry III. A charismatic, obstinate leader, Simon soon lost patience with the kingβs incompetence and inability
The falls of the Wyona: a novel
β Scribed by David Brendan Hopes
- Book ID
- 100567634
- Publisher
- Red Hen Press
- Year
- 2019
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 157 KB
- Edition
- First edition
- Category
- Fiction
- City
- Appalachian Region, Southern, Southern Appalachian Region.
- ISBN
- 1597098930
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β¦ Synopsis
In **The Falls of the Wyona ** by David Brendan Hopes , four friends growing up on the banks of a wild Appalachian river just after WWII discover, almost at the same time, the dangerous, alluring Falls and the perils of their own maturing hearts. Seen through the eyes of his best friend Arden, football hero Vince falls in love with the new kid, Glen. They have no context for their feelings, and the next few years of high school become a tense, though sometimes funny, artifice of concealment. The winner of Red Hen's Quill Prize, **The Falls of the Wyona ** is the first of three achieved (and several more projected) novels by this author imbued with the magical atmosphere of Appalachian culture.
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β¦ Subjects
Southern Appalachian Region
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