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Pebbles in the Roadway
James McEachin

Rharl Publishing Group, 2003

Narration of stories from the book of the same title. Orchestral accompaniment.

The Heroin Factor

3 reviews
James McEachin

Rharl Publishing Group, 1999

refreshing every time you turn the page
james mceachin is the eptiome of a soldier, actor, and author, evolved in that order. with each new novel he brings forth the diversity that only a skilled artist, such as he, can do. that's clearly a survival technique whether in the trenches, the lime-light, or under the pressures of a publishing company. i have only recieved this book recently but it's a page turning experience from the ...

Say Goodnight to the Boys In Blue

2 reviews
James McEachin

Rharl Publishing Group, 2000

A Dark Comedy
The author, James McEachin, continues to amaze me with his writing style. This book is a great departure from previous works which include, Farewell to the Mockingbirds and Tell Me a Story. The author presents a surprising twist to viewing law enforcement. The story takes place in New Jersey during a cold wintery night. It is the perfect backdrop of what is to unfolds as the authors presents a ...

Pebbles in the Roadway: Tales and Essays Bits and Pieces
James McEachin

Rharl Publishing Group, 2003

A compilation of stories, tales, and essays, dealing with one mans journey through life. A philosophical view of America and Americans.

Tell Me a Tale: A Novel of the Old South

10 reviews
James McEachin

Berkley, 1997

POWERFUL
I have read this book twice - once several years ago and again at this time. The book haunted me with an otherworldly memory and needed to be revisited. I found McCachin's skill as an author and storyteller compelling and very deep. Some passages verged on sheer poetry. The plot unravels in such a way that, just as the reader senses predictability, new surprises arrive. Good ...

The Great Canis Lupus
James McEachin

Rharl Publishing Group, 2001

The life and times of Blood, the alpha wolf. Set in the late s, a black cowboy finds himself smack-dab in the middle of ancient China. Instead of facing cowboys n Indians, Its neer-do-wellers and wolves.

Voices: A Tribute to the American Veteran

1 review
James McEachin

Rharl Publishing Group, 2005

America Needs To Hear It!
McEachin has outdone himself in this wonderful commemorative to the American Veteran. The writing is superb with historical reference and accuracy that eloquently tributes all members of the military in an honorable reflection. McEachin's voice is as rich as ever, the music to accompany each piece blending into a masterful narration. Voices is excellent beyond belief, a must hear for every ...

Farewell to the Mockingbirds

8 reviews
James McEachin

The Rharl Publishing Group, 1997

A Literary Treasure
I am a writer. After reading this book, I feel like a fraudcalling myself a writer. James McEachin's writing is that good, justbrilliant. When it comes to men of letters, somewhere, sometime, somehow, some way, James McEachin must be acknowledged and recognized as a national literary treasure or there is no justice in this world.