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Vagrants Hollow - Southern Swallow Book V by Edward Patterson

Fifth Book of the Southern Swallow Series. Nan Ya and his crew take a final adventure into a mythical Chinese universe and become entangled in court intrigue.  
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The Six Bells of Madame Lin (The Witch of Marigold Hall Trilogy Book 1 by Edward Patterson

The Six Bells of Madame Lin is the first book in The Witch of Marigold Hall Trilogy, a fictionalized account of the struggles of Lin Mang, a blind woman who manages to navigate the world during the Mongol conquest of China in the 13th Century. Withou  
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Roger Hileman is a musician and writer living in Iowa City, Iowa with his wife Lu and a bass trombone named Eddie.


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 Roger divides his time between his two passions, writing and music. But with either, telling a story is the key. Roger prefers weaving tales with engrossing and inspiring landscapes. In Hammon Falls and A Killing Snow, novels coauthored with Dave Hoing, music plays a large role. Not only do singers, pianists, and fiddle players make frequent appearances, the authors weave musicality into the tale itself, employing lyrical dialogue and a well-cadenced story. By day, Roger writes for a testing company’s research department, and in his spare time, he gigs around Iowa with jazz bands and other groups. He began his writing career as a playwright and screenwriter, but Dave eventually turned him to prose. Roger also enjoys history, especially the family kind, so his ancestors frequently become fodder for his fiction.