Eula Shook: A Love Story
Fiction & Literature, Psychological, Literary, Mystery & Suspense, Thrillers
| Author: | Grant Jerkins | ISBN: | 9781311965455 |
| Publisher: | Uhtbin Cgisirsi | Publication: | July 3, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Grant Jerkins |
| ISBN: | 9781311965455 |
| Publisher: | Uhtbin Cgisirsi |
| Publication: | July 3, 2014 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
"If you appreciate Southern fiction with a Gothic twist, check out Eula Shook. I love this story! Spot on voice and laugh out loud lines. I am now officially a Grant Jerkins fan." —Michael Morris, Author of Slow Way Home and Man in the Blue Moon
"Eula Shook is for adults only, and those who appreciate a good Southern Gothic. What a writer! He had me hanging on each and every word. What a story!" —Kathy L. Murphy, The Pulpwood Queens Book Club
"Jerkins’s stories have been compared to Hitchcock movies because they take ordinary people into the dark, criminal edges." —Minneapolis Star Tribune
"Grant Jerkins's stylish prose and rich characters set him apart." —NYT bestselling author Ridley Pearson
"You have to admire the purity of Jerkins's writing: He's determined to peer into the darkness and tell us exactly what he sees." —The Washington Post
"If you appreciate Southern fiction with a Gothic twist, check out Eula Shook. I love this story! Spot on voice and laugh out loud lines. I am now officially a Grant Jerkins fan." —Michael Morris, Author of Slow Way Home and Man in the Blue Moon
"Eula Shook is for adults only, and those who appreciate a good Southern Gothic. What a writer! He had me hanging on each and every word. What a story!" —Kathy L. Murphy, The Pulpwood Queens Book Club
"Jerkins’s stories have been compared to Hitchcock movies because they take ordinary people into the dark, criminal edges." —Minneapolis Star Tribune
"Grant Jerkins's stylish prose and rich characters set him apart." —NYT bestselling author Ridley Pearson
"You have to admire the purity of Jerkins's writing: He's determined to peer into the darkness and tell us exactly what he sees." —The Washington Post
