Nothing seems to change in Eden Hill, Kentucky, and that’s just fine with Virgil T. Osgood. He’s been content to raise his family and run the only service station in town. But when a new station is set to open right across the road from Virgil’s pumps, he suddenly faces obstacles in his career, his marriage, and his self-worth that he’s never even dreamed of.

Cornelius Alexander wants his new Zipco station to succeed and help establish a strong foundation for his growing family. As long as he follows the Zipco guide, he’s sure to be a success–and prove his father wrong.

Reverend Caudill wants to be a conduit for grace in his town, but that grace is challenged by the changes sweeping through in the early 1960s. For the sake of this small town, Virgil and Cornelius must learn to get along, but how do you love your neighbor when his very presence threatens to upend everything you hold dear?

Tyndale House Publishers, July, 2016

Want more? Here’s the first chapter…

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News 9/2/2022: I’m happy to announce that I’ve signed with the Linda S. Glaz Literary Agency for representation for future projects! It is such a delight (and quite humbling) to be part of such a fantastic team of professionals and creatives.

I do so with many thanks to Diana Flegel and Jim Hart, formerly of the Hartline Literary agency, who have been a great encouragement to me over the last several years and have made this amazing connection possible. I look forward to working with my new agent, and to creating new stories.

And, many thanks to all my readers who have encouraged this old geezer in his storytelling.

Blessings!

-Bill

 

 

      

 

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