An original fiction story by Clyde Edgerton for Our State's December 2012 issue.
fiction
Southern Newcomer
Marjorie Hudson, a born Midwesterner, never considered herself a Southern author. Then she became a Tar Heel.
She Makes it Look Easy by Marybeth Whalen
In this vibrant, fast-paced read, Whalen takes a look at the fallout of the perfectionism to which many of today’s ultra-accomplished moms aspire.
The Jefferson Key by Steve Berry
The North Carolina twist in The Jefferson Key comes into play with the connection between pirates and privateers throughout time as Berry sets his scenes in Bath and the Pamlico Sound region.
Under the Skin by Vicki Lane
In Vicki Lane's latest novel, the question is whether people are whom they seem to be. The answer unspools in surprising ways.
The Night Train by Clyde Edgerton
Edgerton’s book moseys at a carefree pace, much like the lives of his characters during simpler times.
The Midwife’s Confession by Diane Chamberlain
The Midwife’s Confession is ideal for book-discussion groups, which offer an opportunity to ponder the multiple layers of family secrets, relationship drama, and nail-biting suspense.
Under the Mercy Trees by Heather Newton
As he heads back to Solace Fork, North Carolina, Martin Owenby has plenty of strikes against him. He is a . . .
Writer’s Magic
Asheville native Sarah Addison Allen delights in life’s mysteries and uses those true stories to inspire her fantastic fiction.
