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    Street Light
    Street Light
    Street Light
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    Street Light

    By R.L. Herron

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    In his debut novel, "Reichold Street," author R.L. Herron created a powerful coming-of-age tale that dealt with tough issues of family dysfunction, bullying, alcoholism, madness and war. It won a 2012 Readers Favorite Gold Medal, and Kirkus Reviews called it "Skillfully written and emotionally charged."
    In "One Way Street," the suspense-filled 5-Star sequel, Herron followed several of the same characters through the war in Vietnam, depression, love and a murderous stalker, that one reviewer called "...a mesmerizing thriller."
    In the electrifying new thriller, "Street Light," the final book of the trilogy, Paul, Roger, Janice and the rest of the characters discover that not all evil is found in war. Some of it walks on the streets of home.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherR.L. Herron
    Release dateJun 11, 2015
    ISBN9781311032904
    Street Light
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    R.L. Herron

    Born in central Tennessee, Ron came to Michigan as an infant and has lived there ever since. Most authors claim they dreamed of being published as a kid. Although he's been writing and submitting stories since he was 17, his earliest dream was to play baseball for the Detroit Tigers and be the next Al Kaline.Ron once worked for some of the world's largest advertising agencies. He also enjoyed a career in public relations and marketing with an international Fortune 10 company. A member of Michigan Writers, the National Writers Association, the Association of Independent Authors, Detroit Working Writers, Motown Writers, and the American Academy of Poets, he has written numerous works of fiction.His debut novel REICHOLD STREET was a Readers Favorite Gold Medal Winner. Kirkus Reviews called it: "Skillfully written and emotionally charged." His powerful 5-Star-rated sequel to that award-winner, ONE WAY STREET, was published in 2014. Reviewer Jack Magnus said "...it ranks right up there with some of the very best war-related literature I've read." STREET LIGHT, Herron's thrilling 5-Star third book in the series, was named one of the "100 Notable Books of 2015" by Shelf Unbound, the online indie review magazine.His latest novel, the horror/thriller BLOOD LAKE, was published in May 2016. TopBookReviewers gave it 5-Stars and called it: "...ominous thriller...outstanding read..."Although he admits to disliking the winters there, Ron still lives and writes in Michigan with his lovely wife, a finally-paid mortgage and one very large cat.

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