The River Runs South: A Novel By Audrey Ingram

In this transporting debut novel resonating with the lost, Camille Taylor rebuilds life on the Alabama coast after her husband's sudden death. The slow rhythms soothe her, but she discovers ecological threats. Fisherman Mack Phillips introduces her to the fight against pollution, implicating her father.

As Camille battles for her beloved Mobile Bay's ecosystem, she questions alliances and confronts blurred lines between right and wrong. The novel skillfully intertwines love, loss, and the courage to start anew. Camille's journey, against the backdrop of Alabama's fragile ecosystem, navigates the complexities of family ties, environmental responsibility, and the pursuit of personal truth.

The narrative explores grief and the emotional depth of starting over, drawing readers into the struggle for justice and preservation. Themes of love and community echo against the Alabama coast's backdrop, offering a poignant exploration of southern fiction. The timely commentary on ecological concerns adds depth, resonating with readers seeking emotionally rich storytelling reminiscent of Sweet Home Alabama.

With echoes of Kristy Woodson Harvey and Linda Holmes, this debut novel immerses readers in a tale of resilience, self-discovery, and the delicate balance between the past and an uncertain future. The River Runs South promises a compelling narrative that captures the heart of the South while addressing contemporary environmental challenges and the complexities of rebuilding after loss. 📚❤️