Nanette L. Avery Nashville author who transcends many genres
They weren’t always friends, not until they found out they had something in common. And then they started to wonder; how many others were like them; others with the same secret. That’s how it started, with a secret, and then it grew into The Colony
Nanette L. Avery transports readers back to pre-internet America, to a plain town where time marches on but fate cannot be escaped.
Nanette L. Avery lives outside Nashville in the beautiful state of Tennessee. Novelist and short story writer, best known for her historical fiction, Orphan in America. Her nickname Nan is a palindrome and a favorite pastime is watching international films with a glass of red wine. #amwriting
" …a wise and penetrating novel about intertwining lives in a small town.” Blueink Review "
"... With more than a passing nod to Psycho and Norman Bates, I found The Colony to be a fascinating and at times mesmerizing read..." 5 stars Readers Favorite
A compelling fiction that reveals a dark and unfamiliar episode of America's past, the Orphan Train.
"Impressive attention is given to period details... Out of the Rabbit Hutch is a postwar historical novel that features haunting depictions of lives altered by violence." Foreword-Clarion Reviews
"A beautifully written, effortlessly measured historical fiction." Kirkus Reviews
“…this engrossing tale delivers plenty of 19th-century cultural details and a satisfying surprise ending.” Kirkus Reviews