J. L. Whitehead

Plantation (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

The past is past. It should stay there.

Childhood memories are powerful things. Siblings Tarek, Indigo, and Drake spent every summer at their grandparents' farm in Darcy County, Georgia, but it's been years since they've gone south.

When they learn that the farm is being sold, purchased by a man who has accumulated land all over the county, they put their busy lives on hold to go back and say farewell to the past and have a reunion with the family members who remain. But things in Georgia aren't what they remember, or possibly even what they seem. One aunt has cut ties and gone north, never to be heard from again, while another cousin is desperate to leave - and unwilling to say why.

When they agree to go on an old-time carriage ride after a family picnic, they encounter something far more dangerous than a journey into the South's distant past - and discover that some memories are better left forgotten.

What lurks beneath the sun-baked soil of Georgia? Uncover the chilling past - and present - in Plantation, available now.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: J.L. Whitehead
• Erscheinungstermin: 23. Dezember 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780983801047
• Artikelnr.: 69712528

Autorenporträt

J. L. Whitehead has been writing professionally since 1989, beginning his career as a freelance columnist for PGN, Inc. located in Philadelphia, PA. After writing for the publication for a year, he published his first chapbook of poetry, Universal Words and enjoyed various speaking engagements and poetry exhibitions.

He has also been a contributor to A Warm December, a collection of poetry and prose for African-American men, published in 1989. In 2002, he became a contributing writer and editor for the online magazine Never2Funky.

He written for The Examiner, an online publication dedicated to reporting local area news and events. He interviewed local authors and published unbiased reviews of their work. He also composed commentaries on topics pertaining to relevant social issues. In addition to writing for The Examiner, he also contributed to CNN iReport.

He has published two previous novels: Bruthas and Bruthas - The Final Chapter. Both of these works are currently available for purchase and download.

​In 2017, he completed his a memoir, Groomed, which chronicles his journey into adulthood as a childhood sexual abuse survivor.

He has also founded his own publishing company, Four Brothers Publications.