While on their journey, the girl witnesses a crime, which results in page turning events leading to a confrontation with the criminal. Years later, the grandmother seeks out a TV evangelist to heal her of a debilitating ailment. The events that follow pull the characters into an unexpected and unforgettable swirl of developments that take the odyssey to an improbable and satisfying conclusion. Painted over a Southern Gothic canvas using a palette tinted with faint shades reminiscent of Flannery O'Conner, Mark Twain, John Steinbeck, and Harper Lee, Both Sides of Bare Tree Mountain will leave a lasting impression. You won't want it to end

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