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Midwest Book Review of Oregon, Wisconsin
Wednesday, July 30, 2008  9:47:00 AM

by Willie Tee



Memoir
Not all books receive book reviews. Authors do not purchase favorable book reviews. The books must be interesting and worthy of a book review to receive one. The Midwest Book Review made the following remarks about my book.

The Winds Of Destiny
Willie Tee
1st Books Library
2511 West 3rd St, Bloomington, IN 47404
0759627924 $14.00 www.1stbooks.com

Set in the 1950's, Willie Tee's The Winds Of Destiny is a story about true-life events in the past of author Willie Tee, beginning with the death of his youngest uncle and the dark cloud of a haunting secret that menaced his family. Rural farm life, personal tragedy, and the pervasive belief in voodoo and witchcraft among African-Americans in the rural south come to life within the pages of The Winds Of Destiny. A charged, thought-provoking, deftly written story.


 


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