Gene Strother writes from Texas, where a wife, three daughters, and four grandsons have given him more material than he'll ever run out of. For years he told his stories under the pen name L. A. Holly - stitched together from his daughters' names Ashley, Lacey, and Holly - including the 2002 novel The Preacher's Kid. He's since retired that name to write as himself. By day, Gene leads a school that trains insurance claims adjusters; by calling, he's a writer and speaker with forty years of stories still coming - including a 2027 re-release of The Preacher's Kid, back under his own name for the first time.
Tilly Rae and the Rainbow Cafe. Character of the Song, #3
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- ISBN8227301338
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- Date de parution19/06/2024
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- ÉditeurBig Dog Books, LLC
Résumé
Tilly Rae Dunn is a preacher's kid and a runaway. She experiences betrayal, abandonment, and loneliness and fights to rebuild a life in Santa Rosa, New Mexico at a roadside diner, The Rainbow Cafe. She will meet an array of characters along the way like Francisco "Cisco" Ramirez, Hattie Mae Winslow, Buck Henry, and the irrepressible Jimbo Olmstead. This is a short ride on a long road to finding a place and way to belong.
