by Author Larry K Morphew
Available at AMAZON - In the hot, dry summer of 1938, Henry Cooper and his two brothers spent as much time as they could swimming in the cool water of Saline Creek at Willow Bend. But, on this particular Tuesday, everything changed after Sheriff Enoch Cobb required their help in the retrieving a dead body. The truth of how the old man died would be revealed as Henry and his brother Levi overhear a conversation while hiding in the roots of a blown over tree. Danger lurks as the brothers help six sisters escape from the clutches of a captive home and an evil father.
Review by Deborah Adele
Larry K. Morphew is a highly skilled author with an exceptional talent for storytelling. His latest book, “The Willows Never Sleep,” is set in the hot, dry summer of 1938. The book is a seamless read that will keep you hooked and entertained with every turn of the page. The story follows Henry Cooper and his two brothers as they experience a range of emotions, including love, violence, fear, and pain.
One of the most captivating aspects of the book is the author's vivid descriptions. Morphew paints a vivid picture of the world he has created through his words, captivating your senses from the very first page to the last. You'll feel as though you're right there with the characters, experiencing everything with them.
Overall, "The Willows Never Sleep" is a great book that showcases Morphew's exceptional storytelling talent. I am eagerly anticipating his next book, and I highly recommend this one to anyone looking for a gripping and immersive read.
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