Hurricane Helene Resiliency After the Storm Part One
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Rebecca Wells Phillips has devoted eight months to writing the nonfiction historical book, Hurricane Helene Resiliency After the Storm, Part One. Chapters include An Ocean in the Mountains, Local Heroes, and One Disaster from Homelessness. Writing to honor the victims, she strives to raise awareness about future storms and the housing crisis in America"Nobody expected this. It wasn't just the hurricane, it was all the rainwater two days before." - Stan Sutrich "There are victims who will never be found." - Laurrell Jackson Smith From the bestselling author of Hating Self by Boo Black comes an ...
Rebecca Wells Phillips has devoted eight months to writing the nonfiction historical book, Hurricane Helene Resiliency After the Storm, Part One. Chapters include An Ocean in the Mountains, Local Heroes, and One Disaster from Homelessness. Writing to honor the victims, she strives to raise awareness about future storms and the housing crisis in America"Nobody expected this. It wasn't just the hurricane, it was all the rainwater two days before." - Stan Sutrich "There are victims who will never be found." - Laurrell Jackson Smith From the bestselling author of Hating Self by Boo Black comes an emotionally charged narration of the devastating aftermath of Hurricane Helene in Western North Carolina, which struck the area on September 27, 2024. Read as victims recount their experiences dealing with no power, no Internet, and no way out. Some chapters included in the harrowing story are: · The Storm of All Storms · An Ocean in the Mountains · The Aftermath and A Firestorm · Local Heroes · One Disaster from Homelessness · Lessons and Future Preparations Experience the massive power of the storm through the eyes of the victims who took photographs recording the unbelievable tragedy that destroyed the lives of so many. A portion of the proceeds will be shared with the victims of the storm and the author's charity of choice, BeLoved Asheville.