The Tradewater River is so called because Native Americans used to come to the Big Bend of this river to trade with each other and the whites. It circles a small town called Dawson Springs on three sides on its journey to the Ohio River. There are many tall tales about the region around the Tradewater. Some, like mine, are made up. But, as with any historic place, there are bound to be ghosts. These stories should make you shiver.

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Rebecca Solomon lives in western Kentucky with her husband, Mark, and their spoiled cat, Anastasia (Ana for short). She writes and does volunteer work. Her other passions are reading and scrapbooking. She has one son, Will Overby, who is also an author. He writes fiction for children, young adults, and adults. Rebecca's other books are Maybelle's Diary and Nothing To Fear.

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Release Date 07/18/2013
Author Rebecca Solomon
Language English
Company CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Weight 7.7 ounces
Dimensions 6 x 0.36 x 9 inches

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