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Madd Inlet - Swink, Tim
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Tim Swink is "a very good storyteller... and that's rare!"-Chuck Adams, former Executive Editor at Algonquin Books In 1969, during the crux of the Vietnam war, Jack Tagger is on the run. As the war in Southeast Asia rages on, he has made the moral decision to resist the draft. In his effort to avoid the authorities and the war, he seeks refuge on a desolate coastal barrier island where unbeknownst to him, while avoiding one war, he finds himself unwittingly caught in the middle of another deadly land-war between two very powerful men at Sunset Beach, North Carolina. When a native American…mehr

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Tim Swink is "a very good storyteller... and that's rare!"-Chuck Adams, former Executive Editor at Algonquin Books In 1969, during the crux of the Vietnam war, Jack Tagger is on the run. As the war in Southeast Asia rages on, he has made the moral decision to resist the draft. In his effort to avoid the authorities and the war, he seeks refuge on a desolate coastal barrier island where unbeknownst to him, while avoiding one war, he finds himself unwittingly caught in the middle of another deadly land-war between two very powerful men at Sunset Beach, North Carolina. When a native American shaman summons the spirit of an innocent victim of that conflict, Jack is again forced to make a potentially lethal choice between good and evil and he learns that, like Madd Inlet, what runs smooth and meandering on top does not always belie what runs just beneath the surface. Madd Inlet is perfect for fans of Nicholas Sparks' Every Breath and Delia Owens' Where the Crawdads Sing.
Autorenporträt
Tim Swink has been the Managing Editor of a weekly newspaper in Moore County near Pinehurst, NC. He has worked for USA Today, The Greensboro News and Record, Tarheel Magazine, and has been a contributing writer for. O.Henry Magazine. Tim's current novel, MADD INLET, takes place at Sunset Beach, NC in 1968-1969 during the crux of the Vietnam war. A sequel to CURING TIME, WHERE THE FLOWERS BLOOMED, is in the works. Tim is the grandson of a North Carolina tobacco farmer and has peeled the caked tobacco juice from his hands as well. Tim and his artist wife, Renee reside in Greensboro, North Carolina.