In The Spotlight Steven Arnett Takes Us Back to the 60s
Today would like to introduce
you to Steven Arnett, whose new novel The Summer of Robert Byron a recently
released novel. He will take us back in
time to the sixties to share is story
of Robert and Jean. This story is for the Historical Fiction
fans out there! The story is set in the
1960s.
Synopsis:
Here’s the scoop on it: It’s fall 1966, and
Robert Byron has returned to his home town of Blue Spring in Michigan after
serving in Vietnam. Everyone there tries to welcome him home, but he’s unsocial
and ends up alienating almost everyone. He pretty much keeps to himself through
the winter, until the money he’d saved up in Vietnam runs outs, and he has to
go back to work. He meets Jean Summers, a teacher at Blue Spring High School
who’d just started her teaching career the previous fall herself, when Robert
is hired by her landlord to do some work on the house she’s renting. They’re
complete opposites in personality, but somehow, they’re attracted to each other
anyway. The Summer of Robert Byron is their story: Of how Jean
tries to redeem through love Robert’s alienation and the dark secret that he
has brought home with him from the war. Can she succeed or is it too late to
ever really bring him home again?
The Summer of Robert
Byron is available as a
paperback and in Kindle format from Amazon.
About the Author:
Steven Arnett was born in Detroit, Michigan, and enjoys writing fiction
and poetry. He has degrees from Michigan State University and the
University of Maine. He currently lives in Johns Creek, Georgia, with his
wife, Delphine, and daughter, Vivienne. He has published two other novels: Death of Lake
Michigan and The Labyrinth chronicles. He learns the hard way that money can’t buy
happiness but that it sure can lead to some very funny and bizarre experiences!
Steven Arnett is available on these platforms:
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