Saving Worms After the Rain - Nelson, Paul
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Saving Worms After the Rain is a heartwarming and thought-provoking novel that blends small-town charm, gentle humor, and an undercurrent of mystery. Set in the sleepy but colorful town of Glendale, the story follows Jenny, a curious and determined young woman, as she navigates friendship, family secrets, and the quiet complexities of everyday life. Along the way, she encounters quirky neighbors, a missing heirloom, and lessons about kindness that ripple far beyond what she imagined. With its blend of light suspense and emotional depth, this is a story about community, courage, and the small…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Saving Worms After the Rain is a heartwarming and thought-provoking novel that blends small-town charm, gentle humor, and an undercurrent of mystery. Set in the sleepy but colorful town of Glendale, the story follows Jenny, a curious and determined young woman, as she navigates friendship, family secrets, and the quiet complexities of everyday life. Along the way, she encounters quirky neighbors, a missing heirloom, and lessons about kindness that ripple far beyond what she imagined. With its blend of light suspense and emotional depth, this is a story about community, courage, and the small acts that can change a life. Perfect for fans of Fannie Flagg, Jan Karon, and Hallmark-style mysteries, this uplifting novel will leave readers smiling, reflecting, and perhaps saving a worm or two after the rain.
Autorenporträt
Paul Nelson is a retired Middle School Music teacher. He grew up in the woods of Pennsylvania but now lives with his son, Michael, in Buffalo, New York. Michael is autistic and non-verbal. He inspires many of the characters for Paul's books. As a team, Paul and Michael have written eleven books to entertain and enlighten others about autism. They believe that fiction, rather than "preaching," is a great way to open eyes and minds.