Across the Fence from Roy

De: Russell Camp

Narrado por: Doyle Corder

“Thank God for the fence,” Andrew Harmon had said to himself more than once after moving in next door to Roy Everman. When he accepted a teaching position at a small community college in the West Texas oil patch town of Oasis, Andrew assumed that his Southern Californian sensibilities might be challenged. But he was not prepared for the all-out assault that his retired neighbor would launch. His only hope of escaping Roy’s endless opinions and unsolicited advice was the fence that stood between their properties. As long as the fence served as a barrier, Andrew could mostly avoid interaction with Roy. However, as The Pandemic began and the country seemed to be coming apart at the seams, would the fence be enough?

Across The Fence From Roy is a humorous and heartfelt story about the preconceived notions of our differences. Are we as different as we are being led to believe? And if we are- can we still be friends, family, and neighbors in spite of our differences? In his second book, author Russell Camp (Suitcase Sleds, Basketball, and The Bros) delivers another poignant and much-needed chronicle about life and its humorous, joyous, and strife-filled journey.

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Relatable and heartwarming

As a native West Texan the characters were exceptionally relatable and genuine. The book is a heartwarming story full of surprises, I enjoyed it thoroughly.