The Unquiet Grave
An account of the Greenbrier Ghost, The Unquiet Grave will be published in September 2017 by Atria Books, a division of Simon & Schuster.
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New York Times Bestselling Author
New York Times Bestselling Author
Sharyn McCrumb is best known for her Appalachian "Ballad" novels, including the New York Times best sellers The Ballad of Tom Dooley, The Ballad of Frankie Silver, and Ghost Riders, which won the Wilma Dykeman Award for Literature from the East Tennessee Historical Society and the national Audie Award for Best Recorded Book. Her current novel Prayers the Devil Answers was published in 2016 by Atria, a division of Simon & Schuster. The Unquiet Grave, the story of West Virginia's Greenbrier Ghost, will be published in September 2017.
The Unquiet Grave, an account of the Greenbrier Ghost will be published in September 2017 by Atria Books, a division of Simon & Schuster.
An account of the Greenbrier Ghost, The Unquiet Grave will be published in September 2017 by Atria Books, a division of Simon & Schuster.
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"Years later, after the tragedy, someone remembered the Dumb Supper and what had happened there. That was the cause of it, they said, because the ritual wasn't a game after all. It really was magic, but magic has rules, and she broke them."
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In a story of spirits, memories, and angels unaware, Sharyn McCrumb revisits the mountains we call home, the folk we call family, and a familiar message that there is more to this world than the eye can see... especially at Christmastime.
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The story of the Revolutionary War battle that changed the course of the war. Told from the points of view of Patriot leader John Sevier and Tory camp follower Virginia Sal, the novel brings to life the people and events in the southern front of the Revolution - a story largely ignored by the history books.
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When a pretty young schoolteacher is charged with murder in 1930's Appalachia, the national press use it as an excuse to sell papers - and to demonize the region, raising social issues that go well beyond the fate of one defendant.
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Now from the pen of the award-winning Appalachian writer comes the true story behind the most famous mountain ballad of all: the legend of Tom Dula. The Ballad of Tom Dooley brings to life the star-crossed lovers of this mountain tragedy.
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"Some wars don't end when the generals shake hands and go home." -- Malinda Blalock, from Ghost Riders
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Trace one American family from the Revolutionary War to the present by following an English ballad as it is handed down through the generations.
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On July 12, 1833, Frankie Silver became the first woman in the state of North Carolina to be hanged for murder. Burgess Gaither, the 1832 Clerk of the Court for Burke County, narrates the story from her arrest to her execution. As he began to understand the true nature of events, he wonders if there is such a thing as equal justice under the law.
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"Dying cost nothing and could be done alone; otherwise, Randall Stargill might have lived forever."
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"Don't shoot! It might be Harm!" say the new bumper stickers in east Tennessee. Hiram (pronounced in mountain dialect Harm) Sorley is the focus of a manhunt involving most of the area's law enforcement officers. There's just one problem: nobody wants him caught.
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The first stirrings of The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter were a series of images that bobbed up out of my subconscious...
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"I wonder who lives in that house," I thought for the hundredeth time.
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Camber Berkley, a young stock car driver, wrecks his car on a winding mountain road. The local authorities give him a choice: serve jail time, or teach the local ministers to drive stock cars.
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The adventures of story of an all-woman NASCAR team that hires a "pretty" male driver. With a female version of Viagra for a sponsor and the driver’s evil manager thwarting the team’s efforts, it is a wild ride both on and off the track.
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Winner of the 2006 People's Choice Award in Fiction by the Library of Virginia and the James River Writers Association and the 2006 Book of the Year Award from the Appalachian Writers Association.
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