title: A Primitive in Paradise (The Little Primitive) (Volume 3)
author:  Josh Langston 
description: Josh Langston writes books which amuse, anger, enlighten and entertain. He regularly mines history for background material that's little known but reliably fascinating. His plots are complex, interconnected and layered with humor and suspense; his characters are rarely predictable, and even his bad guys tend to be both engaging and diabolical. A graduate of Georgia State University with a degree in journalism, Josh's writing tastes quickly shifted away from reportage. His fiction has been published in a variety of magazines and anthologies, and he currently has two short story collections in the Amazon top 20 for genre fiction. Thrice nominated for Georgia Author of the Year by the Georgia Writer's Association, Josh has branched out more recently into contemporary thrillers and currently has five such titles on the market plus a handful of short story collections. TREASON, TREASON!, his next most recently released novel, is an alternate history tale set in colonial America during the revolutionary war. Josh and Canadian writer/editor Barbara Galler-Smith, have co-authored four novels. These include the "Druids" trilogy (DRUIDS, CAPTIVES, and WARRIORS) and UNDER SAINT OWAIN'S ROCK, a romantic comedy set in modern day Wales. The Druid series, consisting of three intense historical fantasies, are all set in the first century BC. When he's not writing, Josh is most likely editing, teaching, blogging, or helping his wonderful wife watch their amazing grandkids.
zlib_text: The Long Road Home © 2010 by Judi Ann Ehresman
  On the Wings of Grace © 2010 by Judi Ann Ehresman
  Where Two Agree © 2011 by Judi Ann Ehresman
  The Reluctant Immigrant © 2008 by Naomi Mitchum
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  All scripture quotations are taken from the King James Version of the Bible.
  Song/hymn on pages 54–55, © 2010 by Luke Ehresman
  The Man in the Moon old rhyme taken from Holton-Curry Readers, Volume 2, (1914), as noted
  in http://www.mamalisa.com/?t=hes&p=1737.
  Traditional Doxology, page 393: words by Thomas Ken, 1674; music attributed to Louis
  Bourgeois, 1551.
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