T. I. Lowe

Between the Sound and Sea

Fiction

“I love stories of restoration, and Amanda Cox delivers it twofold through her characters and a mysterious lighthouse. Steeped in Southern folklore and culture, Between the Sound and Sea is an intriguing novel you won’t want to miss.”

The Bitter End Birding Society

Fiction

“I love stories of restoration, and Amanda Cox delivers it twofold through her characters and a mysterious lighthouse.”

The Light on Horn Island

Fiction

“Luesse had me at the first line of The Light on Horn Island. This is a charmingly intricate story of a young woman learning to rebuild after loss through stories of a community well versed in the matter. Luesse is a masterful Southern storyteller, bringing to life characters and a setting brimming with whimsy and heart. Don’t miss this one.”

The Roads We Follow

Fiction

“Sometimes a love story ends in tragedy and a tragedy leads to a love story. And sometimes a hero turns a bit villainous and a villain turns a bit heroic. In this unique story within a story, Deese delivers all of the above with the finesse of a clever storyteller. The Words We Lost is thought-provoking and tender, capturing the transformative beauty of surviving.”

The Voice We Find

Fiction

“Sometimes a love story ends in tragedy, and a tragedy leads to a love story. And sometimes a hero turns a bit villainous, and a villain turns a bit heroic. In this unique story within a story, Deese delivers all of the above with the finesse of a clever storyteller. The Words We Lost is thought-provoking and tender, capturing the transformative beauty of surviving.”

The Words We Lost

Fiction

“Sometimes a love story ends in tragedy and a tragedy leads to a love story. And sometimes a hero turns a bit villainous and a villain turns a bit heroic. In this unique story within a story, Deese delivers all of the above with the finesse of a clever storyteller. The Words We Lost is thought-provoking and tender, capturing the transformative beauty of surviving.”

With Every Memory

Fiction

“With Every Memory is a memorable story of damaged, imperfect people trying to rise above the rubble of tremendous tragedy. Raw and gritty, this is my favorite type of novel. It is highly affecting, and I nearly read through it in one sitting. I’m still sitting here thinking about it.”