LEFT COAST WRITERS FERRY PLAZA BOOK PARTY: Driven to Rage by Carol Sheldon
Monday, July 8th, 2013 || 6pm
Book Passage || San Francisco
1 Ferry Building, San Francisco ||www.bookpassage.com
There’s a brand new page-turner from Carol Sheldon! Following up her recent historical fiction novel Mother Lode, Driven to Rage is also set in the early 1900s in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. This new novel focuses on a labor struggle between copper miners and mine owners that couldn’t care less about the lives or safety of their employees. The story follows a family divided by the issue and contains love, betrayal, and murder. If this sounds as interesting to you as it does to us, you should definitely come and see the author, Carol Sheldon at this book party.
“Award-winning author Carol Sheldon’s historical novel Driven to Rage explodes with tension. You’ll recognize characters in this copper mining town, including Sheriff Earl Foster from the riveting Mother Lode. How we suffer, struggling with lust, loyalty and tolerance. Driven to Rage is powerfully moving; Sheldon is a master storyteller of relationships. Reminiscent of Gone With the Wind and Grapes of Wrath.”
—Teresa LeYung-Ryan, Author of Love Made of Heart and Build Your Writing Life in 22 Days
Carol Sheldon’s novel Mother Lode recently won the Bay Area Independent Publishers’ Association award for Best Fiction. Driven to Rage is Sheldon’s second historical novel. The highlights of her writing career have been for the stage. Her plays have also won awards. Sandcastles and Lifelines were both chosen for professional productions on the east coast. Sheldon teaches writing in Marin, California, where she lives.
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