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Follow on Google News | ![]() To Build a Tower - a novel by Lynn Veach SadlerEx-Marine Acton Sanderson, the local sheriff, lives in one of the converted missile towers on Boatswain Island, off the North Carolina coast and home to America’s first missile site. Older and newer entangled families with secrets produce...
By: Aquillrelle Acton has to let Suelima Pardee know that her older sister, Charlotte, who runs the Silver Mullet Pier and Motel founded by their father, has had a breakdown. By the time she interrupts completing her doctorate in literature at the University of Chicago to come to her aid, Charlotte is dead, and the island’s “bad boy,” Wes Thomas, is missing. Suelima seems destined to sort out matters and solve the mystery [mysteries?]. A secondary motive for her return is to determine, prior to answering the marriage proposal of philosophy professor “Jamie” Winthrop, whether her feelings for Acton are merely the dregs of a childhood crush. After what she uncovers, can Suelima be satisfied that she has done her best by the island she loves and not left it a place of “whited sepulchers”? ~0~ About the Author Former college president Dr. Lynn Veach Sadler has published, in academics, 5 books and 65+ articles and has edited 20 books/proceedings and 3 national journals. She set up what is thought to be the first microcomputer laboratory in the U.S. for teaching writing and pioneered in computer-assisted composition [her coinage]. From c. 1983, she consulted and provided keynote addresses, talks, and workshops on academic computing at conferences across the country and for organizations (e.g., the AEtna Institute for Corporate Education, the IBM Academic Computing Conference). She later pioneered in the adaptation of Deming and Total Quality to higher education. As a creative writer, she has written 40 plays; published 8 poetry chapbooks, 4 full-length poetry collections, 100+ short stories (one in Del Sol Press’s Best of 2004: The Robert Olen Butler Prize Anthology), a novella, and a short story collection; and has other novels forthcoming. To order: http://www.lulu.com/ End
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