Description

Brickyard Hill is a story about place — and the people who shape it long before we understand what they've given us.

Set in the hills of Appalachia, this memoir follows a boy growing up in the quiet spaces between loss and learning. After the world shifts too early, he is raised by steady hands and old-world wisdom — by work that doesn't ask for praise, and by love that rarely speaks its name.

Through farm chores, hard seasons, family stories, and the rhythm of rural life, Brickyard Hill captures what it means to belong to a piece of ground — and to the people who stand on it with you.

This is not a loud story.
It is a true one.

For readers who love Appalachian storytelling, generational memoir, and reflections on faith, family, and the land, Brickyard Hill honors the kind of life that shaped America quietly — one hill at a time.