Jubal, Barbara P Walsworth (9781977285379) — Readings Books

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Jubal
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Jubal

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Living alone on a mountainous hill top, deep in the forest of Big Sandy, is just the way Jubal Holley likes his life, but life and people threaten to pull him away from it.

Four years in the army; two in Iraq which sent him home with disabilities; hearing loss and debilitating headaches, taught him to fully appreciate and love his land..., and the Hill Top above his cabin where he frequently goes to talk to God.

Sometimes, he experiences loneliness, but most of the time he is happy and content. Then, famous author, Alice Merick, moves back to Big Sandy. He has loved her since high school and now, suddenly, he has a chance with her.

Jubal quickly discovers this woman is not the girl he loved years ago. He becomes entangled in a destructive relationship with her which brings a new kind of misery into his life.

He strives to extricate himself from her and her deceitfulness and return to his peaceful life and the land he loves.

The story of Jubal involves a rogue bear, a forest fire, romance and one man's survival.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Outskirts Press
Date
8 October 2025
Pages
182
ISBN
9781977285379

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

Living alone on a mountainous hill top, deep in the forest of Big Sandy, is just the way Jubal Holley likes his life, but life and people threaten to pull him away from it.

Four years in the army; two in Iraq which sent him home with disabilities; hearing loss and debilitating headaches, taught him to fully appreciate and love his land..., and the Hill Top above his cabin where he frequently goes to talk to God.

Sometimes, he experiences loneliness, but most of the time he is happy and content. Then, famous author, Alice Merick, moves back to Big Sandy. He has loved her since high school and now, suddenly, he has a chance with her.

Jubal quickly discovers this woman is not the girl he loved years ago. He becomes entangled in a destructive relationship with her which brings a new kind of misery into his life.

He strives to extricate himself from her and her deceitfulness and return to his peaceful life and the land he loves.

The story of Jubal involves a rogue bear, a forest fire, romance and one man's survival.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Outskirts Press
Date
8 October 2025
Pages
182
ISBN
9781977285379