Annabel Thomas Knihy

Set in Colerain County, Ohio, just before the U.S. enters World War II, a simmering feud between the Clemmer and Kilkinney clans reignites, threatening to explode into violence. The story unfolds through the perspective of thirteen-year-old Winnie Clemmer, who witnesses the escalating tensions and their tragic consequences. Annabel Thomas's novel delves into themes of family loyalty, conflict, and the impact of generational strife against the backdrop of a nation on the brink of war.

Set against a backdrop of contrasting worlds, the narrative delves into the epic struggles between urban and rural life, the clash of modernization with tradition, and the complex dynamics of love intertwined with power. Through a multigenerational saga, the author vividly portrays the tensions between violence and creativity, enriching the story with a diverse cast of characters and significant incidents that shape their lives.

This collection of Bible stories, from both the Old and the New Testament, are designed to be used by children from pre-school to primary age.

The collection features a trio of novellas that blend heartfelt emotion with humor and wisdom, showcasing Annabel Thomas's unique storytelling style. Each story offers a glimpse into the human experience, highlighting relatable characters and poignant themes. Renowned author Donald Ray Pollock praises Thomas as a standout voice, suggesting her work will resonate with readers for a long time.