PROLOGUE The thunder came early that day. The appearance of the island was what shook the first peal loose. Not a single head turned at the sound of the storm's approach. None of the others onboard the ferry could hear it. They were crowded together on the passenger deck that smelled of diesel fumes and day-old paint, the scent mingling with the salt in the air to sting my eyes. This is Hickman’s debut novel, and I found it interesting that he shared how pieces of this book came to be, including the title and some of the research he did. If you are a budding writer, you may want to . · On the surface, J.B. Hickman's The Keeper of Dawn is a heart-wrenching story about four young men and their quest for a father's love. But at the heart of it, the story is also about a friendship forged from desperation, brotherhood and a simple desire to just be loved/5.
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The Keeper of Dawn is J.B. Hickman's debut novel. He is in the process of completing two other books - a travel memoir, Latitudes, and a novel based in Charlotte, North Carolina, Hurricane Charlie. J.B. lives in Saint Paul, Minnesota with his wife and two children. TUESDAY, MAY 21 AT 7PM Book Reading Signing SubText: A Bookstore Western Ave. N., St. Paul, MN / J.B. Hickman This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents either are products of the author’s imagination or are used ficticiously.
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