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| The irresistible appeal of Gary Slaughter’s Cottonwood novels stems from the rich pallet of captivating story lines, vivid description, lovable characters, and poignant dramas from the lives of ordinary people during the 1940s. While we may never return to these simpler times, we can experience them vicariously through these stories told by this truly gifted storyteller. |
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Cottonwood Winter continues the Cottonwood saga. This clever Christmas story interweaves events on the Allied front lines in Europe, during the last winter of World War Two, with mysteries on the home front.
The disappearance of B. R. Santa, the threat of an elite German espionage agent, the unexplained appearances of grape-vine Christmas wreaths all over town, and many more mysteries are solved by Jase and Danny, the Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn of the Cottonwood novels.
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Encounters with vengeful German POWs and abusive town toughs, hobnobbing with Thomas E. Dewey and FDR, guest appearances on Don McNeil’s Breakfast Club, and solving the mystery of the missing fortune are among the adventures that await you in Cottonwood Fall.
As Cottonwood Summer fans can attest, there’s never a dull minute with Danny Tucker in the lead role as he joins Jase for further adventures.
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| A humorous,
yet touching, tale of the World War II home front as a small
Midwest town copes with a German POW camp on its outskirts
and the disgrace of two local women charged with treason
after helping two POWs escape.
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Coming 2009... Cottonwood Spring!
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