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By H.A. Olsen | Comments: ( 915 ) | Date: ( Feb 18, 2020 )

Set in the Lowcountry of South Carolina in 1989, A Lone Palm Stands follows the sometimes zany, sometimes tragic life of Angela Jenkins, a seventeen year old singer songwriter whose world is turned upside down by Hurricane Hugo, a category four storm that all but destroyed Charleston and its surrounding sea islands With the help of an eccentric aunt, Angela begins a new lSet in the Lowcountry of South Carolina in 1989, A Lone Palm Stands follows the sometimes zany, sometimes tragic life of Angela Jenkins, a seventeen year old singer songwriter whose world is turned upside down by Hurricane Hugo, a category four storm that all but destroyed Charleston and its surrounding sea islands With the help of an eccentric aunt, Angela begins a new life, and embarks on a remarkable journey of self discovery that takes her from the rural South to the glitz and glamour of Hollywood But her promising future as a pop star is threatened by the jealously and betrayal of her friends and the shocking secret that is about to be revealed by the ghost of a mysterious little girl Haunting and thought provoking, A Lone Palm Stands is than just the story of one life it s a unique commentary on love, family, and our spiritual nature It s also a testimony to the resiliency of the people of South Carolina and their proven ability to survive come hell or highwater.

  • Title: A Lone Palm Stands
  • Author: H.A. Olsen
  • ISBN: 9781439245354
  • Page: 244
  • Format: Paperback

About Author:

H.A. Olsen

H.A Olsen is a native of the Lowcountry of South Carolina and a graduate of the College of Charleston He currently resides in Columbia, South Carolina, where he is the editor of a local magazine When he s not writing fiction, he enjoys flying small planes, playing the drums, visiting the beach, and spending time with his wife and three daughters.

Comments A Lone Palm Stands

  • Lesha Harper

    I bought A Lone Palm Stands, thinking it would be a fun beach read. Although I found it to be thoroughly enjoyable and entertaining, I quickly realized this was much more than just a beach read. The characters are well developed and come to life in a way that few authors are able to achieve. The story was so easy to read and flowed so smoothly that it felt like a movie playing inside my head. But unlike a movie, this book allowed me to share the main character's deepest thoughts, some which had [...]

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  • Lindy Martin

    Like many Southern fiction novels, "A Lone Palm Stands" focuses on family, friendship and a sense of place. What makes it different is the way it is told through the perspective of a teenager, giving a fresh voice to these time-honored themes. There's also a ghost story woven into the plot that adds a mysterious, metaphysical dimension to the novel, making it a real page turner.If you experienced Hugo like I did, this is a must-read. But you certainly don't have to be a Hugo survivor to enjoy "A [...]

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  • Traci

    I wasn't sure what to think when I got this book. It sounded good, but a beach read? Not really my kind of book, but I figured I'd give it a shot. WOW! I had a hard time putting it down. I loved it! It held my attention, which is hard for books to do these days. I immediately bought the sequel and am now going to get the 3rd book.

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  • Jen

    Pretty typical southern fiction including a ghost or two and a bit of a religious aspect. I read it because I live near Folly Beach and the Hurricane Hugo aspect was something that I hadn't read yet in any southern fiction from this area.

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  • Julie

    This was a fun read, particularly because it's set here in Charleston so I could imagine the story infolding in locations I'm familiar with.

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  • Margie

    It is a good easy read. It's a great "beach" book. Fast reading and a good story.

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  • Sue White

    Not my favorite book. Maybe it was the "Southern" thing. I finished it but wasn't 't sorry it ended.

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  • Sara

    The twist were a bit much! The over all story was fun.

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  • April Sutherland

    Loved this book and could not put it down once I started reading it.

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