No Gray Twilights

Product Description Big Bay is back with a vengeance in Richard Alan Hall's third novel, NO GRAY TWILIGHTS. In fast and furious fashion,'The Usual Suspects,' along with their Cuban and Key West compadres, use the colors of love to obliterate the blackness of evil. Both heart-wrenching and heartening, this book is a must-read for anyone who believes in angels, human or otherwise. Review Big Bay is back with a vengeance in Richard Alan Hall's third novel, "No Gray Twilights." In fast and furious fashion, 'The Usual Suspects,' along with their Cuban and Key West compadres, use the colors of love to obliterate the blackness of evil. Both heart-wrenching and heartening, this book is a must-read for anyone who believes in angels, human or otherwise. --Jim Rink, Editor of American Wine Society Journal Mr. Richard Alan Hall has done it again. He has touches our lives with his unforgettable characters in "No Gray Twilights." His characters teach us to love and care for each other unconditionally even in the most difficult times. As he brings new members into the fold, we continue to learn more about "The Usual Suspects." They are as interesting and humorous as ever. The tale is woven in such a way that what seems at first unbelievable makes perfect sense in the end. If you have ever been to Key West you can just see in your mind's eye the events that unfold. I am looking forward to the fourth in the series. You won't be able to get enough of his family of characters from Big Bay and beyond. --Jane Stauffer, Between the Covers Book Club, Elk Rapids, Michigan About the Author Richard Alan Hall is a former farm boy, whose day job in the medical field, friendships with veterans and time in Hemingway's Key West gardens have shaped his writing life. Hall was born in Traverse City, Michigan on Groundhog's Day, 1947 and grew up on a farm near Long Lake. For over forty years, Richard was a cardiovascular nurse specialist. That career was never just a job. In 2013, his first novel, "Remarkable," was released, making the northwest Michigan bestseller list several times. His second novel "Seldom as They Seem," a sequel, was released in 2014 it became a bestselling softcover novel for 2014 in northern Michigan. His third novel in the Big Bay series, titled "No Gray Twilights," is set to release in September 2015. Richard writes in Traverse City and Key West. His experiences as a farm boy, critical care nurse, and friendship with war vets from every war since the Spanish American war are evident in his novels. Richard and his wife, Debra, live in Traverse City.