Death Among Trees (eBook, ePUB) - Hodges, Chris Lee
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William Cain. A young photographer with extreme promise in the advertising industry has taken an assignment deep in the swamps of Southeast Georgia. While dreaming of how he will one day become partner in his firm of Burgundy and Lace Publishing, William wants nothing but to keep his eight year-old son Rocco and the boy's well-being at the pinnacle of any success that may come William's way; even to the point of leaving everything he has ever known behind, just to ensure that Rocco will grow without the obstacles that William faced while living into his own potential. Suffering from the…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
William Cain. A young photographer with extreme promise in the advertising industry has taken an assignment deep in the swamps of Southeast Georgia. While dreaming of how he will one day become partner in his firm of Burgundy and Lace Publishing, William wants nothing but to keep his eight year-old son Rocco and the boy's well-being at the pinnacle of any success that may come William's way; even to the point of leaving everything he has ever known behind, just to ensure that Rocco will grow without the obstacles that William faced while living into his own potential. Suffering from the extreme heat, a severe disdain for his ex-wife and longing for the right answers to materialize concerning Rocco, William Cain hopes he will make the right decision. The child's life depends on it.

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Autorenporträt
Chris Lee Hodges has been writing since he could first speak coherent sentences. It was at age six when he received the knowledge that he could create visions simply by arranging words on a page. His parents supported his writing by subscribing to the Weekly Reader Creative Writing Magazine. There would be just a paragraph of a beginning story and it was up to him to finish it. While the other children were etching multi-colored formations on paper, Hodges made those Crayons take flight and he delighted as he watched them chase pink giraffes around the kindergarten class. It was then that words became living and breathing characters to Chris.

He has expressed hope that his writing will inspire his readers to open the door to love even through the darkest of times. And to show how the redemptive power of love will conquer any battle.

Chris Lee Hodges lives just outside of Savannah where he is always writing blogs and stories. He is currently working on his first complete novel.