Dawn Reno Langley

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LATEST RELEASE

2026

The Sunflower

by Dawn Reno Langley

on Amazon

Rating

372

English

2026

Paperback

WHAT READER ARE SAYING

"Analyzing the Prescotts" takes the reader on an emotional journey as we follow a family imploding. Dawn Reno Langley artfully explores gender identity and, through her storytelling, shows us our heart is what matterthat most. With a twist at the end I did not see coming, Langley offers a glimpse into what the best of humanity can be.

— karen chrappa

I read this book and didn’t want to put it down. It skillfully follows the psychoanalysis of a fractured family dealing with a shocking revelation. Written in the therapist’s point of view, it is fascinating to read. I hope there is a sequel.

— Corliss C.

Each of the characters in The Mourning Parade captures the heart, especially the ellies. A beautifully powerful story about love, loss, and the bonds of motherhood.

— M A H

Dr. Natalie DeAngelo, a North Carolina Veterinarian, is still suffering from PTSD after a year of therapy trying to deal with the loss of both of her young sons in a school shooting.

— L. Nicholas

Why I Wrote This Book

Dawn Reno Langley · Author, Fulbright Scholar, TEDx Speaker

I wrote The Sunflower, which is the second book in The Art of Rivers series, because Beth and Graham Jackson, the characters I introduced in The Mystic (Book One in the series) wouldn’t leave me alone. Seriously, though, the premise of the novel was born when I visited the Mississippi Delta as part of a National Endowment for the Humanities grant. Along with dozens of other educators, I traveled from Jackson, Mississippi to Memphis, Tennessee, visiting historic locations and meeting some of the civil rights leaders who still carry the torch today. It was an extremely emotional experience during which I listened to first-hand stories about what it was like to navigate the political tensions in the deep South during the hottest era in civil rights history: the 1960s. I knew that I wanted to capture some pieces of that experience in a book, and the Jacksons were the right characters to inhabit that story.

— Dawn Reno Langley

BOOK DETAILS

Publisher

Coming Soon

Pub. Date

2026

ISBN

979-8-9963-4180-1

Pages

372

Formats

Paperback

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