Steve Yarbrough Books

Set against the backdrop of the Mississippi Delta, the story revolves around Luke May, a history teacher confronting the shadows of the civil rights era. As a childhood friend returns, she reignites memories of a traumatic event that shaped their lives. The narrative delves into themes of family secrets, infidelity, and the lingering impact of political strife, revealing how deeply intertwined personal histories can be with broader societal issues. This intricate tale explores the complexities of memory and the past's influence on the present.

Set against the backdrop of small-town southern life, this collection of stories delves into the intricacies of relationships among ordinary men and women. With a blend of subtle humor and keen insight, the award-winning writer captures the unique qualities of these communities, offering readers an engaging exploration of human connections and the nuances of everyday experiences.

After a childhood in Mississippi marred by a horrific family scandal, teenage sisters Ella and Caroline Cole escape their hometown, losing all connection to each other. While Ella finds stable domesticity in Boston, Caroline travels the world, from California to Poland, fleeing regrets and a man intent on violence. Despite the decades apart, each sister is never far from the other's thoughts. Then, one day, Ella walks into a bookstore and sees a novel called Stay Gone Days. Will this novel, a heartbreaking tale of estranged sisters, help Ella and Caroline find each other and start down the hard road of reconciliation and forgiveness?

Set in a small town, this novel by Steve Yarbrough explores the intricacies of life and relationships within a close-knit community. The narrative delves into the characters' personal struggles and triumphs, revealing their interconnected lives and the impact of their choices. With rich, nuanced storytelling, Yarbrough captures the essence of small-town dynamics and the profound moments that shape individual destinies.