Rayme Waters, a gifted storyteller, has created Cinnamon Monday, a feisty girl growing up in northern California with lots of counts against her, including meth addiction. But in The Angels' Share, along the way Cinnamon discovers books with gutsy 19th-century heroines who become her guides. How can an English professor not love a story like that?
To learn more about Waters and her debut novel, here's a story by Cindy Votruba in the Marshall Independent, "A Gutsy Heroine."
I hope you can join Rayme Waters tomorrow either at the Marshall-Lyon County Library for a Brown Bag Lunch reading at noon or at 7 p.m., CH 201 at SMSU.
Her book, The Angels' Share is available at the SMSU Barnes & Noble Bookstore and at amazon.com in print or e-book format.
You may also learn more about Waters and find book discussion questions at her website: www.raymewaters.com.
To learn more about Waters and her debut novel, here's a story by Cindy Votruba in the Marshall Independent, "A Gutsy Heroine."
I hope you can join Rayme Waters tomorrow either at the Marshall-Lyon County Library for a Brown Bag Lunch reading at noon or at 7 p.m., CH 201 at SMSU.
Her book, The Angels' Share is available at the SMSU Barnes & Noble Bookstore and at amazon.com in print or e-book format.
You may also learn more about Waters and find book discussion questions at her website: www.raymewaters.com.
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