Literary Novel Needs Reviewers - Simon's Mansion
Posted: Sun Feb 16, 2020 9:49 am
Literary Novel Needs Reviewers - Simon's Mansion
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Simon's Mansion
By William Poe
Published: September 2019
ISBN: 978-1729078433
ASIN: B07XSFFQM6
Genre: Literary Fiction
Formats Available For Review: pdf, mobi, epub, kindle
Simon didn't think he would ever go home again, but to plan for his future, he needs to face his past.
For Simon, the family mansion in Arkansas is a part of him. He may have fled small-town life for addiction--first to religion and then to cocaine--but he has found his way home. Now, all that's left is for him to face those he hurt along the way. As Simon navigates his constant internal struggle between faith and atheism, he must make decisions that will forever alter the course of his life.
In this, the third book of his LGBT literary fiction series, author William Poe writes compellingly about his native Arkansas to pen a work of US historical fiction that finally includes the too-often-overlooked stories of gay and lesbian small-town Americans. Simon's Mansion is a moving coming-of-age story about a man finally figuring out how to grow up.
https://amzn.to/2HvgAnv
Mobi, epub and pdf copies are available on the following links:
http://netgal.ly/KOOjrH
https://booksprout.co/arc/30136/simon-s-mansion
Simon's Mansion
By William Poe
Published: September 2019
ISBN: 978-1729078433
ASIN: B07XSFFQM6
Genre: Literary Fiction
Formats Available For Review: pdf, mobi, epub, kindle
Simon didn't think he would ever go home again, but to plan for his future, he needs to face his past.
For Simon, the family mansion in Arkansas is a part of him. He may have fled small-town life for addiction--first to religion and then to cocaine--but he has found his way home. Now, all that's left is for him to face those he hurt along the way. As Simon navigates his constant internal struggle between faith and atheism, he must make decisions that will forever alter the course of his life.
In this, the third book of his LGBT literary fiction series, author William Poe writes compellingly about his native Arkansas to pen a work of US historical fiction that finally includes the too-often-overlooked stories of gay and lesbian small-town Americans. Simon's Mansion is a moving coming-of-age story about a man finally figuring out how to grow up.