Red Clay: first look
Book Two is being written now. Here's where it's headed.
“Stand fast in the faith.” — 1 Cor. 16:13
Poacher’s Moon is out, and the question I hear most is the one every writer hopes for: what happens next?
Red Clay is the answer, and I’m writing it now.
Wade Holloway is back in Hollis County. So are the people who stood with him through Poacher’s Moon, and a few who didn’t. Without giving away the end of Book One, I’ll say this much: the county is about to learn that some things it buried didn’t stay buried, and some of the people who did the burying are still around.
Poacher’s Moon was about a man deciding what kind of man he is. Red Clay puts that man up against people with power and a lot to lose.
The standard is the same as Book One. It’s a thriller first, so it moves. The faith is woven in, not preached. And the details have to hold up, because readers who live in these mountains will know if they don’t.
I don’t have a release date to give you yet, and I won’t guess at one in public. The fastest way to hear the day it’s ready is to join the Reader List or follow me on Amazon.