Home Again, Home Again (Hardback or Cased Book)

What do you do, when achieving what you most desire, involves facing what you most fear?

Peter Aarons has been cast in the role of a lifetime. He is portraying his hero, Sergei Rachmaninoff in a major motion picture. He's been working hard and loving every minute of it, but now his part involves filming on location in the recently collapsed Soviet Union, in a crumbling manor house in the middle of nowhere. Even with Philippa beside him he's afraid it will be a harrowing experience. What ghosts will be stirred in him? What terrifying events from his past will surface? Will he be able to embrace his Russian heritage and celebrate Rachmaninoff, or will he fall victim again to the atrocities which befell him as a child? Will he rise from the ashes of a child's haunting memories, or collapse under their weight and bring the film down with him? Either way, he's about to find out.

Showandah S. Terrill is an award winning speaker and storyteller, as well as a lifelong writer and equestrian. Steeped in Native American culture, she was raised as the only child of an itinerant cowhand on sprawling ranches in Southern California during the turbulent 1960's. She is currently writing two extended series: the epic science-fiction Dragonhorse Chronicles and the fictional autobiographical Peter Aarons' novels.

Jeremy T. Hanke is a writer and editor in Lexington, KY. When he's not editing or working in IT, he teaches karate and self-defense to survivors of domestic abuse. He and his purple-haired wife, Kari, have a number of children (some biological and most not), as well as Clementine--a half-tailed Bearded Dragon that believes she's a squirrel--and an extremely curious cat with big ears that's recently been renamed from Maurice to Mo Fortuna.

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