Children of the Mountain

Religion & Spirituality

McCall, Eva

Christian Books & Bibles

Bright Mountain Books (Historical Images)

Murder on Haint Branch is an 80,000 word mystery novel set in Western North Carolina. Infidelity, moonshining, a crooked lawman, and a self-serving preacher are the building blocks for the novel. From the moment the sheriff tells Eula Sanders that her son, Charlie, has been shot, until the last few pages where we find out why Charlie died, the reader is given a glimpse into the way life really was for the Appalachian People in the early forties.   "They said he shot hisself, but you don’t shoot yourself through the heart with a shotgun and lay it back down on the bed by your side. At least that’s what my granny said the day Sheriff Carlson told her that my Uncle Charlie had been found shot dead and lying on his brother’s bed."

Murder on Haint Branch

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Eva McCall

Edge of Heaven

Literary

<p>Who would think one stolen roll could cause so much commotion and land Abigail Sloan in the grips of a complete stranger; a stranger who will save her from a life on the streets of New Orleans. But there is a price for everything, and Abigail will pay in ways that will haunt her in years to come. Button box is a fast-paced 96,000 word historical fiction set during the Civil war. It clearly shows the lengths that human beings, black or white, will go to protect the ones they love. Slaves are used to harvest tobacco, men to breed young slave girls, and the women to pleasure white men. Some make plans to murder their master while others plan their own death and others plan to escape. Abigail Sloan learns the hard lessons of life during the Civil War, but is comforted by her button box, symbolizing all of humankind; all shapes, sizes and colors, living together.</p>

Button Box

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