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Emerging Novelists
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Featured Novelist Sharon Struth
Writer Michael Murphy, author of Goodbye Emily, brings you
today's emerging novelists and their exciting new novels.
Emerging Novelist, Duncan Whitehead
Something is not quite right in the leafy Savannah
neighborhood of Gordonston. As the friends and fellow
members of her afternoon cocktail club gather to mourn the
death and lament the life of their neighbor, Thelma Miller,
not all is what it seems.
Duncan was born in England in 1967. After a successful career in the Royal Navy where
he served in British Embassies throughout South America and saw service in the Gulf
War he joined the world of super yachts as a Purser onboard some of the world's largest
private vessels, working for many high profile individuals, being fortunate enough to
visit some of the world's most luxurious and exotic places.
Eventually retiring to Savannah, Georgia, he began to partake of his greatest passion, writing. Initially writing short stories he finally put pen to paper and wrote THE GORDONSTON LADIES WALKING CLUB, inspired by the quirky characters and eeriness of his new environment.
Eventually retiring to Savannah, Georgia, he began to partake of his greatest passion, writing. Initially writing short stories he finally put pen to paper and wrote THE GORDONSTON LADIES WALKING CLUB, inspired by the quirky characters and eeriness of his new environment.
"The Gordonston Ladies Dog Walking Club is a complex
satire that intermingles mystery, drama and dark humor
into a multiple plot thriller that kept me riveted until the
end." Author Marsha Roberts
Can forgiveness survive lies and unspoken truths?
Until Brenda McAllister’s husband committed suicide, she appeared to have the ideal life: a thriving psychology practice, success as a self-help author, and a model family. But her guilt over her affair with Jack’s best friend prevents her from moving on. Did Jack learn of her infidelity? Was she the cause of his death?
Until Brenda McAllister’s husband committed suicide, she appeared to have the ideal life: a thriving psychology practice, success as a self-help author, and a model family. But her guilt over her affair with Jack’s best friend prevents her from moving on. Did Jack learn of her infidelity? Was she the cause of his death?
Sharon Struth writes from her home in Bethel, Connecticut where she lives
with her husband and two daughters. She's a graduate of Marist College.
For more information on Sharon's terrific new book,
visit The Hourglass website.