"A haunting, evocative novel. In Prodigals, Mark Powell depicts a lost American landscape--the small towns and logging camps of the South during World War II, with their subculture of fugitives and transients. I can't get the desperate hero out of my mind." --Cary Holladay, author of Mercury In the late summer of 1944, fifteen-year-old Ernest Cobb flees into the dense forests of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Behind him, in his South Carolina hometown,...