NEW BOOK ACQUISITION: Drifting Too Far From the Shore by Niles Reddick

LONDON - April 15, 2015 - PRLog -- LONDON BOOK FAIR: Summertime Publications Inc, the Scottsdale-based publishing house, has acquired the worldwide English language rights to Niles Reddick's novel Drifting Too Far From the Shore.

Foreign language rights are available to publishers and agents through IPR License and Summertime.

Description:
Readers will fall in love with Muddy (Charlotte) Rewis, a sassy, yet reserved 70-something Southern female who has a cane and ain’t afraid to use it. She believes she is in her "last days" and longs to reunite in heaven with her deceased husband, Claude. But when Muddy’s grandson shoots out her elderly neighbor's front window, a old friendship is renewed - and troubling mysteries irresistibly revived.

"Chock full of humor, Drifting too Far From the Shore is a beautiful story that makes you feel like you have been transported back to small town America." - Winston Groom, author of Forest Gump

About the author:

Niles Reddick’s collection Road Kill Art and Other Oddities was a finalist for an Eppie award, his novel Lead Me Home was a national finalist for a ForeWord Award, a finalist in the Georgia Author of the Year award in the fiction category, and a nominee for an IPPY award. His work has appeared in anthologies Southern Voices in Every Direction (Iris Press) and Unusual Circumstances (Pocol Press) and has been featured in many journals and literary magazines including The Arkansas Review: a Journal of Delta Studies, The Distillery, Southern Reader, Like the Dew, The Orange Willow Review, The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature, The Pomanok Review, Corner Club Press, Slice of Life, Deep South Review, The Red Dirt Review, Faircloth Review, New Southerner, and many others.