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Liar's Winter

An Appalachian Novel [Paperback]

Set amongst the rugged wilds of the Appalachian region, this stirring novel explores the effects of prejudice on a life.

Author
Cindy Sproles
Book Format
Paperback / softback
Publisher
Kregel Publications,U.S.
Published
August 2017

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Lochiel Ogle was born with a red wine birthmark--and it put her life in jeopardy from the moment she entered the world. Mountain folks called it "the mark of the devil" and, for all the evil that has plagued her nineteen-year existence, Lochiel is ready to believe that is true. And the evil surely took control of the mind of the boy who stole her as an infant, bringing her home for his mother to raise.Abused and abandoned by the only people she knows as family, Lochiel is rescued by a peddler and given the first glimpse of love she has ever known. The truth of her past is gradually revealed as is the fact that she is still hunted by a brother driven to see her dead. Unsure if there's anyone she can truly trust, Lochiel is faced with a series of choices: Will she continue to run for escape or will she face her past and accept the heartbreaking secrets it reveals? Which will truly free her?Set in the wild and beautiful Appalachian Mountains of nineteenth-century East Tennessee, Liar's Winter is an unflinching yet inspirational exploration of prejudice and choices.