Over Yonder: A Novel by Sean of the South [Paperback]

'A heart-pumping and heartwarming story of redemption--with car chases. This book was a sweet, sad ride, which is my favorite kind.''OVER YONDER is a story of deeply complicated people having a deeply human experience. It's a love story for the tender-hearted, full of unexpected grace. Sean Dietrich brings to life a cast of Southern characters searching for meaning--and finding it in the most unlikely places. I hugged every single page.''When Sean appeared at the (Grand Ole) Opry a second time, he followed Country Music Hall of Famer Bill Anderson . . . I encouraged Bill to stand side stage and watch Sean do his thing--tell tales of the South and tie them together with old-time favorites . . . In many ways, I'd describe Sean's latest work the way I described Sean's on-stage persona to Mr. Anderson that night. It goes without saying we'll be entertained. More specifically, we're introduced to characters we won't soon forget, we'll all likely both chuckle and tear up, and we could very well reflect on the purpose of our lives. I am convinced Mr. Dietrich has found his, both on the Opry airwaves and by sharing his written words, not the least of which are those in OVER YONDER.'A story of deeply complicated people having a deeply human experience. ---Laura Kate Whitney, Editor at Large, Good Grit Magazine. It's never too late to find purpose.

A story of deeply complicated people having a deeply human experience. --Laura Kate Whitney, Editor at Large,Good Grit Magazine

It's never too late to find purpose.

Woody Barker steps out of prison planning to live out his years on his houseboat docked on the Alabama Gulf Coast. As a defrocked priest with a heart condition and an ex-wife who still runs his life, he needs peace and a path to redemption.

Caroline Boyer is seventeen, pregnant, and stuck in a loop of bad choices. At her mother's deathbed, Caroline finds herself at the center of an unexpected plot that hl3!