This week, the
Christian Fiction Blog Alliance
is introducing
Songs of the Shenandoah
B&H Books (January 1, 2014)
by
Michael Reynolds
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Michael K. Reynolds is a writer with more than two decades of experience
in crafting fiction, non-fiction, journalism, copywriting and
documentary production. He is the author of a series of Irish historical
novels published by B&H Publishing Group. These highly acclaimed
books are available in bookstores and libraries across the nation and
beyond.
Michael is the writer and producer of an Emmy and Telly award-winning
series of documentaries titled, Crystal Darkness. These thirty minute
anti-meth films have been heavily promoted and broadcast in cities and
states throughout the United States and Mexico. They have been viewed
collectedly by more than 10 million people and the message has reached
more than 30 million to date.
He also has wide experience as a speaker and on-air personality and has
been interviewed on a variety of newspapers, radio stations and
televisions networks throughout the nation.
Michael earned his B.A. in Creative Writing from the University of
California, San Diego and lives in Reno with his wife and three
children. He is active in marketplace, marriage, small group and men’s
ministries as a leader and speaker.
ABOUT THE BOOK
At the onset of the Civil War, Seamus heeds his wife’s wishes to return
to her beloved family farm in the South, where he takes a post as
chaplain for General Stonewall Jackson’s brigade. As Seamus ministers to
the troops, his sister Clare ministers in a different way—by being a
powerful voice in the Northern cause toward freeing the slaves. All this
while their youngest brother Davin, who became wealthy during the Gold
Rush, struggles to find love and identity in a fallen world. It’s a
clash of loyalties and beliefs that threaten the entire family, each of
them trying to hear God’s encouragement in the midst of the tragedy of
war. The dramatic conclusion to the acclaimed Heirs of Ireland Series.
If you would like to read the first chapter of
Songs of the Shenandoah, go
HERE.
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