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To Hide from a Northern Wind: River of Tears (Book 4)
J.B. Millhollin
Grey Place Books
ISBN-13: 978-1735874555
Paperback : 270 pages
Product dimensions: 6 x 0.68 x 9 inches
Weight  14.2 ounces
Language: : English
Website: http://www.jbmillhollin.com

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Prolific author and attorney J.B. Millhollin releases his fourth novel in the To Hide from a Northern Wind series, bringing his breathtaking and methodical storytelling about the 140 year family feud between the Masters and the Jenkins families to a close, amid a murder trial that brings the families together for a united cause. Read the entire series, and other novels by J.B. Millhollin via the links below. Fans of legal crime dramas will love this author.

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About the Book:

The remaining members of both families call a truce and consolidate their efforts to protect one of their own. But knowing their history, how long can that last? As the world continues to stumble its way through the twentieth century and initial members of the families pass on, the hatred seems to dissipate as each faction moves in its own direction—Albert as a minister, Randall and Susan as attorneys. Surprisingly, a sudden turn of events finds both Susan and Randall on the same side of the council table, in the courtroom, fighting for the very life of Albert. The country struggles to find a way to resolve racial and sexual discrimination issues along with trying to understand the events of 9/11. However, inside that courtroom, Randall and Susan create a formidable legal team as they use every available legal maneuver they know, to save Albert from what would more than likely amount to a death sentence as he spends his foreseeable future in prison. At least superficially, all appears appropriate between the three remaining family members. But is it only just a matter of time before all those old family issues resurface once again?

To Hide from a Northern Wind: Nashville Divided (Book 3)
J.B. Millhollin
Grey Place Books
ISBN-13: 978-1735874593

Paperback : 272 pages
Product dimensions: 6 x 0.68 x 9 inches

Weight  14.3 ounces
Language: : English

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About the Book:

During the mid-twentieth century, as both families relocate to Nashville, not even a world war. nor deadly racial conflict could deter the Masters family and the Jenkins family from continuing their own personal feud. As the world fell apart around them, both families remained oblivious. But as literally every individual’s life was affected in some manner, by two world wars, the Vietnam conflict, and issues of race, neither family cared about anything other than the hatred that existed between them. Unfortunately, no one seemed to have an answer to resolve the wars nor the racial issues, just as no one seemed able to offer a satisfactory solution to end the continuing deadly conflict involving both families.
To Hide from a Northern Wind: Wilson County (Book 2)

J.B. Millhollin
Grey Place Books
ISBN-13: 9781735874500

Paperback : 272 pages
Product dimensions: 6 x 0.68 x 9 inches

Weight  14.3 ounces
Language: : English

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About the Book:

The war between both families during the early twentieth century, explodes, fueled by murder and moonshine. Back and forth they played their deadly game, with first one family assuming the role of antagonist and the other protagonist, then reversing their roles for the next confrontation.

Even though both of the founding fathers of the Jenkins family and the Masters family were now gone, their absence only seemed to help fuel the animosity between remaining family members. Whether at a church social, or while tending their moonshine in the hills of middle Tennessee, the subject matter of their conflict seemed to expand exponentially, drawing in both old and new members to fight the battle.

Eventually, both families found a new life in Nashville, away from the battlefield of Wilson County. But not long after settling, they soon determined even a city of that size wasn’t large enough to avoid the conflict. Both families continued to find new methods to finish old issues. Using force and intimidation, their violence throughout the city of Nashville turned the streets red with family blood along with the blood of any innocent bystander unlucky enough to find himself caught in the crossfire.

Book 2 of 4: To Hide from a Northern Wind: Wilson County (Paperback)

 

 

To Hide from a Northern Wind: Spencer Creek (Book 1)

J.B. Millhollin
Grey Place Books
ISBN-13: 978-0578709734

Paperback : 270 pages
Product dimensions: 6 x 0.68 x 9 inches

Weight  14.3 ounces
Language: : English

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About the Book:

In 1875, Clem Jenkins purchased a farm along the banks of Spencer Creek, just outside the town of Lebanon, Tennessee. The property bordered the farm of George Masters, and, at least initially, the relationship between the two families, remained cordial.

What started as a disagreement concerning the withdrawal of water from the creek, soon extended to any conversation between the two men.

Clem achieved his desired result with force, using either his .45, or some other strong-arm method. George was successful while using his intellect, and his ability to persuade.

Both approaches were successful in prior dealings with others but not with each other.

Whatever the issue might be – water rights, their crops, their children, or their women – they simply could not agree on anything.

So began a never-ending deadly game of conflict, litigation, and murder, involving the families, their spouses, their children and their grandchildren.

Even as both families grew through the years and eventually moved to Nashville, the conflict continued, spilling out into the streets through four generations, until finally coming to a completely unpredictable ending in 2016.

BOOK ONE OF A FOUR BOOK SERIES OF HISTORICAL FICTION AND COURTROOM DRAMA SET IN MIDDLE TENNESSEE AND SPANNING 140 YEARS.

 

Whisper of Hope

J.B. Millhollin
Grey Place Books
ISBN-13: 978-0578551722

Paperback : 352 pages
Product dimensions: 5.98 x 0.79 x 9.02 inches

Weight  1.14 pounds
Language: : English

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About the Book:

When Hope Whitmore’s four-year old son becomes the subject of a custody battle, she quickly realizes she is in the fight of her life. Hope would accept nothing less than complete and total custody. She desperately needed an attorney to represent her interests in the looming battle, but more than that she needed an attorney she could depend on to win.

Nashville trial attorney David Brenden, came highly recommended and after meeting with him he agreed to represent her interests. Unfortunately, along with his legal abilities, came a few personal problems of his own. His practice was becoming more than he could handle–it seemed lately everyone wanted to dissolve their marriage. David was also finishing up his own divorce, dealing with his mother’s illness and playing nursemaid to his brother who never met a drug he didn’t like.

During all those many months of litigation that follow, David and Hope fall desperately in love. But as the litigation comes to an end, and after all she has endured, Hope concludes she must leave Nashville and all the bad memories of her immediate past, behind. She begs David to leave with her, to start a new life with her somewhere else.

But how can he possibly leave all that he has ever known, including his family and his livelihood for her? Does he stay? Or is the intimate relationship they established through all these months of ligation strong enough to pull David away from all he has ever  known and remain by her side?