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The Hundred Acre Field

A novel by C.R. Lang

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    The Unfinished Yawn

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    The first time it happened, Nora Hale was alone in the copy room at 3:12 in the morning, proofreading a catalog of garden furniture.

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    Just Out of Sight

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    John Ferrow had spent eleven years writing books almost no one read, so when the invitation came, he read the email four times before he trusted it.

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About the author

C.R. Lang

C.R. Lang was born in Fort Thomas, Kentucky, just across the Ohio River from Cincinnati. He is the author of published articles, numerous short stories, and several novellas. His lifelong passion has always been English literature. He has always had an extreme love of people, hearing their stories, talking about the lives they lead, and telling tales of their experiences.

In addition to his world-building stories and his love for writing, Lang devotes his heart, time, energy, and most of all his love to raising and caring for his nieces, while also supporting his retired mother and intellectually disabled younger brother. Above all else, though, he considers his faith and family the most important parts of his entire life.

When he is not spending time with friends, sharing stories, or caring for his loved ones, he can often be found reading at home, nestled quietly in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

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