Jim Ainsworth
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Review: “Nothing captures the spirit, the trials, tribulations, and triumphs of small-town Texas like Jim Ainsworth’s writing does.”
His Way
The small Texas town of Riverby is on the road to recovery from scandals and corruption that led to the murder of their beloved sheriff when the wife of an eccentric professor commits suicide.
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Award Winning Author
Jim Ainsworth
Jim Ainsworth has written, taught and entertained audiences on subjects as diverse as financial planning, time management, politics, selling, the cowboy life, the value of family stories, setting and reaching goals, writing and publishing. His focus is to entertain, inform and inspire audiences about the power of stories in our lives.
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His Way
The small Texas town of Riverby is on the road to recovery from scandals and corruption that led to the murder of their beloved sheriff when the wife of an eccentric professor commits suicide.
Circle of Hurt
A group of people gather in the corner of an old store daily. They have one thing in common—they have caused hurt to others and have been hurt themselves—deeply.
Believing in a Grand Thing
First published as part of A River of Stories, this book was re-published at the request of readers who wanted these stories of Ainsworth’s journey of faith in a separate book they could pass on to their children and grandchildren.
Firstborn Son
A departure from his previous works, Ainsworth explores the life story of a man he knows very well. It is an unusual, compelling story of a man raised in a toxic urban environment.
Rails to a River
An accident at an isolated railroad crossing leaves Tee Jessup in a coma and his brother dead. He awakens to find that everything he cherished in life has been taken from him.
I love the format of Circle of Hurt. He successfully brought back to memory happenings which brought Tee to Riverby and a member of the circle.
– Barbara Brown
In Circle of Hurt, author Jim H. Ainsworth has crafted characters and a setting that will entertain anyone who has “been there” and keep them turning pages to find out what happens next.
– Writer’s Digest
Judge’s Commentary*
There are great storytellers and literary storytellers across this land. Jim Ainsworth is both.