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The transformation of Western North Carolina from a frontier known for moonshine to a craft beer hub is chronicled in this engaging narrative. It explores the evolution of breweries from the 1870s through Prohibition, highlighting the resilience of entrepreneurs who revived the industry in Asheville and surrounding areas. The book delves into the economic impact of craft beer, including job creation and tourism, while also addressing the challenges and complexities faced by the brewing community. Anne Fitten Glenn brings this rich history to life with her expertise.

Remote Storm Mountain has been the site of unexplained, unsolved disappearances and deaths for more than a century. As the area attracts new residents and tourists, the mysterious disappearances accelerate. A local family, a cryptozoologist, and a naturalist join to hunt the cause of the town's curse. This relentless and chilling novel reveals the secrets that have kept the townspeople wrapped in an inescapable web, forcing them to embrace the potential for evil that lurks within and around us all.

"Drinking Local" explores Asheville's rich brewing history, dating back to its founding in 1798. It highlights the local culture of moonshine and craft beer, celebrating the city's breweries and festivals that earned it the title of Beer City, USA. Author Anne Fitten Glenn narrates this vibrant story of the region's beer evolution.