Campbell County author Carol McClain announces fourth inspirational novel.

Knoxville TN: McClain’s latest novel, Yesterday’s Poison, on sale January 7, 2019, deals with the healing that comes from forgiveness. No matter how big or small, forgiveness heals the person’s wounds.

Yesterday’s Poison depicts three incongruous friends whose lives intersect when Torie Sullivan, while in a drunken rage, totals her car. Paramedic Adam Benedict saves her, but he discovers she’s the high school bully who tormented him and nearly ruined his life.

When Benedict finds out Torie is homeless, he gets his girlfriend to take her in. Maya Vitale, too, hides the scars of a wounded past. Together, the three discover that drinking yesterday’s poison can still destroy them.

All her novels, whether intense or purely comical, contain McClain’s trademark humor. They also point toward the power of redemption.

McClain resides in Jacksboro with her husband. As a transplant from the frozen reaches of northern New York, McClain has relished the warmth of Southern friendship, kindness and hospitality.

Acting President of ACFW Knoxville and secretary of The Author’s Guild of Tennessee, McClain also serves on the mayor’s committee to combat opioid addiction. Additionally, she teaches incarcerated men how to change their thinking patterns and helps them maintain jobs on work release so once their sentence ends, they can have successful, drug-free lives.

In her free time, she’s a glass artist.

You can find Yesterday’s Poison wherever you buy books online. You can also connect with McClain at www.carolmcclain.com or https://authorsguildoftn.com/.