Author Stephen Harris' book "Where the Cotton Once Grew" is a tale of hope and sacrifice that follows a single mother and her son through an unthinkable chain of events
Recent release "Where the Cotton Once Grew" from Page Publishing author Stephen Harris is a compelling tale following a single mother and son from their time living in a run down shack down an unthinkable path that will change their lives forever. This lovable duo befriends an unlikely group in town who stand by their side in their fight for freedom.
TITUS, Ala., March 7, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Stephen Harris, a proud family man who grew up as a farmer and cattle man's son, has completed his new book "Where the Cotton Once Grew": an incredible tale of hope and sacrifice.
Harris shares, "In the midst of the Great Depression in tiny Roxboro, Alabama, Sara and her son, Sam, struggle to make ends meet within a community where Christian values are preached but rarely practiced. The county's wealthiest and most influential citizen, Milton Marion, is bent on ruining Sara's life and wrestling Sam away from her. But as the story unfolds, a defiant farmer and his son, an unsatisfied redemption-seeking sheriff, and a Negro bootlegger risk everything to help her find love and family and show Milton Marion he does not hold all the cards."
Published by Page Publishing, Stephen Harris' enthralling tale follows a dynamic cast of characters through a battle for small town independence for this mother son duo.
Readers who wish to experience this compelling work can purchase "Where the Cotton Once Grew" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes and Noble.
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