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Two weeks later, standing on the far end
of the porch, Gus called out, “Come here Pete. Look here. See what I dun
an’ got,” as he unfolded a fresh off the print a roll of one dollar
bills.”
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A bit after four and a half years later, the boy
named Pete now sixteen years old, stared across the unplowed fields of his
Uncle’s farm and saw a man seemingly lost, struggling with a tree limb, as
that same man stared in the general direction of his brother’s farm. Title: The Gristmill ISBN: 978-0-578-16192-1
Author: Dwight V. Murray
Publisher: Wild Pony Publishing
softcover/299 pages/approx.size 6" x 9"/trade
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About the
Author: Dwight V. Murray Born, raised, and educated in North
Carolina, the author of this work from an early age began a
lifelong love affair with America.
Dwight V. Murray, aka d. v. murray, is a ‘people watcher.’ He sees stories within them. Business obligations have taken him to the far reaches of this great and wonderful country. He has seen many acts of patriotism, generosity, love of ‘fellow’ man. He has seen the immense pride Americans once had in their homeland. But now sees only the life sucking malaise of complacency and the forest of hands reaching toward Washington for yet more governmental ‘entitlements.’ He wonders where his beloved America went. And how did it happen? Was it drugs? A ‘come one-come all’ immigration policy? The undeniable lean toward Socialism? Unqualified moneyworshipping, ass-kissing politicians? Or perhaps all of the above? That ‘complacency’ he has watched grow like a cancer in America, is the sole premise of this work. In the following story, he has found a hero—an ‘every-man’ kind of hero. Harlan McFadden has given his all to America, even his beautiful daughter, Sue Ellen. Drugs, arrogant illegal aliens, the rush toward socialism, and the greed of politicians, have taken everything from him except his love of America. He longs for America to be as it once was. And he wants his daughter back. The author sees this man in many men. There is hope America. There is hope. Such a story is The Gristmill.
Copyright Year: 2017
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