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The Path of Rainwater

The Path of Rainwater

Lawrence Weill

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Editorial:
Adelaide Books LLC
Año de edición:
2019
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Ficción moderna y contemporánea
ISBN:
9781950437023
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The Path of Rainwater is a novel of one man's travels across the country. He goes from back roads in Kentucky to small towns in Virginia and Tennessee to highways in Georgia and South Carolina. The people and places along the way compel him to look at the changes in his world and to evaluate both his views and, more important, his decisions. Ultimately, The Path of Rainwater is as much about the lives of everyday people Rainwater meets as it is about his choices. 

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