Meredith Campbell
First Gray, Then White, Then Blue
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“Incoherent fragments. Nothing but fragments. There is no through line in my life’s composition….” might characterize this incredible first novel. Winner of ...Read Review
The Gold of El Negro
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When Louis L’ Amour died, Michael Haley decided to write his own western fiction. Born and bred in New Mexico, Haley brings to ...Read Review
Twelve Fingers
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Being born with twelve fingers portended that Dimitri “Dimo” Borja Korozec would become the world’s greatest assassin — or so thought his parents. ...Read Review
The Dark Room
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The camera clicks, images dance across a screen, as frame-by-horrifying frame unfolds the story of Nazi Germany. In this extraordinary debut novel Seiffert, ...Read Review
When Stars Begin To Fall
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After leaving slavery behind, 1851 finds a devout Joseph Whitsun practicing medicine in a small, Negro community outside Philadelphia. Legally, Negroes cannot be doctors ...Read Review
The Dark Sun Rises
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For Joseph, a slave in 1834 South Carolina, the adage “a little learning is a dangerous thing” proves more than true. At the age ...Read Review
Code Of The West
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The Arthurian legend retold, this sweeping saga becomes Camelot in Texas. Fate rescues Jimmy Goodnight (King Arthur) from the Comanches who savaged his ...Read Review