Bøger af Bryan Huling

grief and lossNat Silk is a blind retired social worker barely making ends meet as a musician on the islands of South West Florida. Recovering from severe depression sparked by the death of his wife of forty two years, he struggles with drugs and alcohol. Helped and hindered by a small, diverse group of friends he searches for a path back to health and happiness.As a Red Tide bloom of historic proportion and duration devastates the regional economy, Nat and his daughter Queenie are drawn into the murder investigation of a common friend and clean water activist.A convoluted trail of dirty politicians, hate groups, misinformation and strife between the haves and the have nots leads to a surprising conclusion. It's not always easy to sort out the hero and the villain.

The Appalachian Tales Series Book 1The Lord of the Little GreenbriarB.W is short for Big Whiskers. A fat and friendly raccoon, he is the leader of the wild critters in his hollow. They live mostly happy and content on the Little Greenbriar River way, way up in the Smoky Mountains. The simple way of life they share with the folks who have lived on this beautiful mountain for generations is coming under attack. They must all come together if they are to save their homes, friends and neighbors. A greedy mine operator has decided to blow the top off of the mountain to strip mine the coal buried deep beneath. B.W. and the other wild animals join together with their furry and feathery farm cousins for the biggest fight the mountain has seen in years and years. A young Melungeon woman, recently graduated from the university with a degree in Environmental Science, becomes close friends with B.W. Working together B.W. and Miss Lyza Mae Walker raise support among the many different communities and cultures to oppose the mine operator and save their home. Will they do it in time? Can they all work together or will their differences break them apart? Can they save the mountain? Let's find out!