Watermelon Fall

<center>Winner of the Florida Writers Association 2004 Royal Palm Literary Award</br>for the best unpublished novel of adult fiction for 2004-2005</center></p>'<I>Watermelon Fall</I> is well written it is appealing to the romance reader and it shows originality. But most of all it is a beautiful story. Robert West is sure to capture the hearts of all who read this.-<b>Barbara Casey</b> literary agent and author of <I>Shyla's Initiative</I> and <I>The Coach's Wife</I></p>'Once in a lifetime a novel like <I>Watermelon Fall</I> comes into your life and you are never the same again! Lifetimes are composed compromised ebbed rip tided and interwoven with all the experiences and people who encompass these rich woven tapestries of our lives and dreams. This is such a novel. Shakespeare had his 'Hatfield and McCoy' families and a mysterious potion that led to the demise of both young lovers in <I>Romeo and Juliet</I>; in <I>Watermelon Fall</I> we have 'one family' along with a social milieu coupled with 'an act of God' that leads to the demise of our 'spring and fall' lovers. <I>Watermelon Fall</I> is an intense love story for fathers and daughters to cherish for a lifetime. Bravo Bob West for a love story not a romance novel!-<b>Mickey Shaddock</b> professor of literature and language arts</p>