River of Ash - Hendricks, Suzanne
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Asher Ganit has returned home to Tiger Bay in Branch County, Georgia. His body has healed from the gunshot wound he sustained in Dogwood, yet his heart remains burdened by grief and loss. When he's not spreading his magical talents across the family's tobacco farm, Asher isolates himself deep in the wildwoods of the Okefenokee Swamp. When the Wesley family arrives during the heat of the South Georgia summer, Asher's uncle, Jacob Ganit, is dealing with the family's most bountiful harvest in decades. Though the land has changed due to Asher's influence, rejections of the family's gifts abound.…mehr

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Asher Ganit has returned home to Tiger Bay in Branch County, Georgia. His body has healed from the gunshot wound he sustained in Dogwood, yet his heart remains burdened by grief and loss. When he's not spreading his magical talents across the family's tobacco farm, Asher isolates himself deep in the wildwoods of the Okefenokee Swamp. When the Wesley family arrives during the heat of the South Georgia summer, Asher's uncle, Jacob Ganit, is dealing with the family's most bountiful harvest in decades. Though the land has changed due to Asher's influence, rejections of the family's gifts abound. It will be up to the four Wesley children, assisted by FBI agent Nesta Cross, to mend hearts and navigate the chaos that finds them once again.
Autorenporträt
Suzanne Hendricks is a fantasy fiction author who also holds a B.S.Ed. degree in Secondary Math Education from the University of Georgia as well as an M.Ed in Educational Leadership from Valdosta State University. She has worked in education for many years and is currently teaching high school mathematics. She and her husband, Eric, have been married for nearly three decades and are parents to three adult children. On their farm in middle Georgia, they strive to protect pollinators, such as bees, by routinely planting vegetable gardens. They also raise goats that keep the poison ivy at bay. Suzanne enjoys writing about her life and experiences in rural Georgia and shares these on social media. Garden of Ash is her debut novel.