Noblesville

From David Henry's point of view, everything that was wrong with life in small town America in the 1890's has been cured by more than a century of progress, while everything that was best about it has been destroyed. David's assumptions about the past are tested when a mysterious splash of light transforms David's life, opening a doorway not only to the past but to the love of a young woman named Mary Harrison. The past and present of Noblesville weave happiness and heartache for the two lovers separated by a century but joined in their desire to find some place in time to spend their lives together.

Kurt Meyer is the father of four, resident of Noblesville and a lifelong Hoosier. He's been a newspaper columnist, a schoolteacher's, a Realtor specializing in marketing historic properties, a restorer of Victorian-era homes and co-founder of an annual literary journal called the Polk Street Review, where his stories also appear. 

His work has appeared in the Noblesville Daily Ledger, The Noblesville Times, NUVO Newsweekly, the Indianapolis Eye, The Noblesville Current, and at dailyyonder.com. His most recently published work is his novel, Noblesville. His next work, The Salvage Man, is scheduled for release in 2015 by Rivers Edge Media.