James Markert lives with his wife and two children in Louisville, Kentucky. He has a history degree from the University of Louisville and won an IPPY Award for The Requiem Rose, which was later published as A White Wind Blew, a story of redemption in a 1929 tuberculosis sanatorium, where a faith-tested doctor uses music therapy to heal the patients. The Angels' Share is his second novel, and he is currently writing his next historical novel. James is also a USPTA tennis pro, and has coached dozens of kids who've gone on to play college tennis in top conferences like the Big 10, the Big East, and the ACC. Learn more at jamesmarkertbooks.com Facebook: Twitter: @JamesMarkert
'. . . Markert's unusual story line and compelling characters offer
a fresh perspective. Readers looking for lighter horror will
enjoy.'
*Library Journal, STARRED review*
'A haunting tale of love, loss, and redemption.'
*BookList*
'Markert's latest supernatural novel is captivating from the
beginning. . . Readers of Frank Peretti and Ted Dekker will love
Markert's newest release.'
*RT Book Reviews, 4 stars*
'Screenwriter Markert (The Angel's Share) conjures an apocalyptic
page-turner that blends Frank Peretti-style supernatural elements
with the fine detail of historical novels.'
*Publishers Weekly*
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