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One More Harvest
“Sometimes keeping a promise can bring you back to who you are.”
Trey Hoffman was just existing in the Windy City of Chicago. His life hadn’t turned out at all like he had hoped. He had become accustomed to his dead-end job and the endless unfulfilled promises he made to himself. But when his great uncle broke his grandfather out of the assisted care facility in their hometown and showed up at Trey’s doorstep a day and eight hundred miles later, he found himself tasked with getting the two old scofflaws safely back to Kansas. He also reluctantly agreed to stay and help with the wheat harvest on his family’s six-generation farm, all the while recording the entire ordeal for the whole world to read. Home to the small farming community of Hoffman, Kansas where he would find a familiar enemy, an old love, and a family desperately in need of healing. And in the end, Trey would discover that keeping a promise, even against all odds, is everything. Especially when that promise is ONE MORE HARVEST.
In his fourth book, author Russell Camp tells an inspiring story of faith, hope, forgiveness, and the eternal things that bind families together. With his usual disarming wit and uncanny ability to create vivid, likeable characters, Camp, the author of ACROSS THE FENCE FROM ROY and THE ANGEL OF THUNDER ROCK, has woven another tale about small-town life and the people that you might find tucked away in America’s Heartland. With each page turn, Trey’s past will be revealed and you’ll find yourself rooting more and more for the Hoffmans to bring in ONE MORE HARVEST.
Trey Hoffman was just existing in the Windy City of Chicago. His life hadn’t turned out at all like he had hoped. He had become accustomed to his dead-end job and the endless unfulfilled promises he made to himself. But when his great uncle broke his grandfather out of the assisted care facility in their hometown and showed up at Trey’s doorstep a day and eight hundred miles later, he found himself tasked with getting the two old scofflaws safely back to Kansas. He also reluctantly agreed to stay and help with the wheat harvest on his family’s six-generation farm, all the while recording the entire ordeal for the whole world to read. Home to the small farming community of Hoffman, Kansas where he would find a familiar enemy, an old love, and a family desperately in need of healing. And in the end, Trey would discover that keeping a promise, even against all odds, is everything. Especially when that promise is ONE MORE HARVEST.
In his fourth book, author Russell Camp tells an inspiring story of faith, hope, forgiveness, and the eternal things that bind families together. With his usual disarming wit and uncanny ability to create vivid, likeable characters, Camp, the author of ACROSS THE FENCE FROM ROY and THE ANGEL OF THUNDER ROCK, has woven another tale about small-town life and the people that you might find tucked away in America’s Heartland. With each page turn, Trey’s past will be revealed and you’ll find yourself rooting more and more for the Hoffmans to bring in ONE MORE HARVEST.
324 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 21, 2024
About the author
Russell Camp
11 books6 followersRussell Camp was born and raised in the Texas Panhandle. Although he started his college out of state, he returned to the Panhandle and finished his degree in secondary education at West Texas A&M. He left again for a few years pursuing coaching stints in other parts of the state, but moved back for good in 2000. He is a career public school educator and also a small business owner for over 20 years. His grandmother used to say (of the Texas Panhandle), "If you stay long enough to wear out a pair of shoes, you'll never leave." Camp has found that to pretty much be true.
Camp is married to his wife of twenty-six years and they have three adult sons. They also have three dogs, two of which are a pointing breed. He enjoys spending time with his family, bird hunting, and observing the peculiar behaviors of the human species.
Camp's first book, Suitcase-Sleds, Basketball, and The Bros, is a humorous memoir about growing up in the 1980's in Amarillo, Texas. It is full of true stories about the escapades of a typical kid of his generation and his buddies. His second book, Across The Fence From Roy, is a novel about our preconceived differences and what we do with those notions.
Camp is married to his wife of twenty-six years and they have three adult sons. They also have three dogs, two of which are a pointing breed. He enjoys spending time with his family, bird hunting, and observing the peculiar behaviors of the human species.
Camp's first book, Suitcase-Sleds, Basketball, and The Bros, is a humorous memoir about growing up in the 1980's in Amarillo, Texas. It is full of true stories about the escapades of a typical kid of his generation and his buddies. His second book, Across The Fence From Roy, is a novel about our preconceived differences and what we do with those notions.
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April 14, 2024
Another outstanding and heartwarming book. You can go home.
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