Home to Currahee
Home to Currahee by Beverly Varnado, published by Salem Publishing Solutions in April 2014, is an illustrated work that spans 272 pages. The story follows June Callaway, who seeks a simpler life and healing from a personal tragedy as she relocates from Atlanta to the picturesque town of Toccoa, situated near the historic Currahee Mountain. Her journey takes an unexpected turn when she uncovers a mystery tied to World War II, complicating her quest for peace and forcing her to confront her fears and past grief.
Readers will encounter a blend of faith and humor as June navigates her new surroundings and interacts with the vibrant characters of Toccoa. The narrative explores themes of healing and resilience, as June grapples with the challenge of solving the mystery while overcoming her fears. The setting, enriched by the mountain’s presence, offers a unique backdrop that enhances the story’s emotional depth. This edition invites readers to experience a genuine slice of Southern life, filled with heartache, healing, and the warmth of community.
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All June Callaway wants is a simpler life and healing from a tragedy when she moves from Atlanta to the charming town of Toccoa near historic Currahee Mountain. However, her discovery of a mystery-laden treasure with a World War II connection makes her life even more complicated and threatens to waken a fear that would take her back down a road of heartache and grief. Colorful town characters help her along and the mountain itself bestows an unimaginable gift on her, but will she be able to push past her fear and solve the mystery in time? Can she as the stranger suggested, “do it afraid”? A story of faith and humor, the characters of Home to Currahee will win your heart. “A genuine slice of Southern life, chocked full of heartache and healing – with a side of humor.” – Marion Bond West, Author Contributing Editor, Guideposts Beverly Varnado is a novelist, screenwriter, and blogger who lives in North Georgia with her family. She has also written Give My Love to the Chestnut Trees which was one of ten semifinalists in Christian Writers Guild Operation First Novel. Her screenplays have been finalists for both the Kairos Prize and the Gideon Film Festival Competition. She currently has a screenplay in pre-production with Elevating Entertainment. Find out more at www.BeverlyVarnado.com or http: //bev-oneringingbell.com
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