The Only Thing Necessary: A Tale from the Cameron Line

D.C. Shepherd
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The Only Thing Necessary: A Tale from the Cameron Line

D.C. Shepherd
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  • Published date: May 14, 2024
  • Language: English
  • No. of Pages: 590
  • Publisher: Tellwell Talent
  • ISBN: 9781779419781
  • Dimensions: 5.5" W x 1.511811023" L x 8.5" H
This gripping and well-researched historical fiction novel masterfully transports the reader into the landscape, the lives, and the escape of three slaves who make their break for freedom as they head north to Canada. So vividly is the story told, you will feel you are running for your life alongside them. Give yourself a gift and read this book. Romaine Miller
Dave Shepherd is a recovering teacher who writes in various genres to slow the onset of senility. His first novel, “Singing in the Chipmunk Choir”, was written at a young adult level for his grandchildren to explain why he will die in poverty and to expose the nastiness of his only enemy, Girl Guides of Canada. His second novel, “The Only Thing Necessary: A Tale from the Cameron Line”, will appeal to adult readers of historical fiction and anyone who enjoys a fast-paced adventure with memorable characters. Dave lives near Barrie, Ontario. He has one wife, three children, and two cats. In no particular order, he enjoys motorcycle touring, good journalism, animals, gluttony, dark beer and scotch.

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