Brings to life hard times, hog butchering, moonshine, snake bite, hunting dogs, barn dance, preaching the gospel, and the rhythm of farm life in 1944
"[Stanard] manages to dramatize the hidden sorrows, problems, and desires of the family members in subtle and complex ways..."
Steven Bauer, Hollow Tree Literary Services
1945
A Son as a Soldier
Lily's family has never met a Nazi, but they are forced to make sacrifices for the fight.
A son moves out of the farm house and cousins move in, bringing with them home grown problems. Breathes life into rural history and the South.
"A poignant tale from start to finish
....emotionally captivating"
Chanticleer Review
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Fictional stories about the undeclared love, worry, and hope of a farm family in 1944-45
1944
A Farm Family
Lily's questions
— About God and the Church
No answer from the preacher
— About her missing father
No answer from her mother
James River Writers finalist
Best Self-Published Novel of 2016
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