Charles Holdefer
“ A minor-league ball player tries to find
peace and the pastoral life as a
schoolteacher, but gets a rude awakening
when confronted by meth heads, kids with
serious bullying issues, and industrial pork
farms. After starting an affair with the mother
of one of his students, he winds up in a
world of trouble he never could have
imagined. With a keen sense of social satire,
Holdefer gives us reason to rethink what a
simple life looks like.”
—Booklist
“ Breezy . . . satisfying . . . funny.”
—Publishers
Weekly
peace and the pastoral life as a
schoolteacher, but gets a rude awakening
when confronted by meth heads, kids with
serious bullying issues, and industrial pork
farms. After starting an affair with the mother
of one of his students, he winds up in a
world of trouble he never could have
imagined. With a keen sense of social satire,
Holdefer gives us reason to rethink what a
simple life looks like.”
—Booklist
“ Breezy . . . satisfying . . . funny.”
—Publishers
Weekly
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materials are also available,
upon request
@ IndieBound
@ Amazon
@ Barnes & Noble
Book club rates and discussion
materials are also available,
upon request
Coming
in
June 2012
in
June 2012