Ron Rash
Ron Rash is an American author known for his fiction that often explores themes of the Appalachian region. His notable works include "Serena," a novel about ambition and destruction in the early 20th century, "One Foot in Eden," which delves into the complexities of rural life, and "The World Made Straight," a story of redemption and the impact of the past.
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Books by Ron Rash
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Serena
by Ron Rash
3.5(33,561)
In the unforgiving 1929 North Carolina mountains, a ruthless timber empress, barren and brutal, wages a deadly war against her husband's illegitimate son, unraveling their empire and their passionate, violent marriage.
The World Made Straight
by Ron Rash
3.9(2,601)
After a bear trap ensnares him in the orbit of a marijuana farmer, a 17-year-old outsider must navigate an Appalachian community still haunted by a Civil War massacre and riddled with corruption, forcing him to confront his home's dark legacy and forge his own path.
One Foot in Eden
by Ron Rash
4.1(4,566)
In isolated, drought-stricken Appalachia in 1954, a sheriff deals with a missing body and a town's secrets, as multiple voices tell a story of murder, desire, and hidden truths.