Weldon B. Durham
Weldon B. Durham lives in Covington, Georgia. This independent author, actor, stage director and theatre historian studied theatre at San Jose State University and at the University of Iowa, and he taught at the University of Arkansas and the University of Missouri. His family in Western Oklahoma where he grew up included two brothers, and he has realized that his heroine, Grace Lampley, is the sister he never knew. Tides of Grace is his first novel.
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Tides of Grace
historical fiction
Grace Ellen Lampley, smartest senior in the class of 1908 at Central High in St. Louis, fears the future because she has been so deeply hurt in the past. Strong and beautiful, she is intensely romantic but wary of love, and she must struggle to break the grip of emotionally stifling childhood trauma. Part One of Tides of Grace, “Summer 1907,” sees Grace’s fortunes rising despite her many fears. She arranges a love affair for her best friend, wins a blue ribbon for her home garden at the St. Louis Fair and she learns she may be able to go to college. In Part Two, “Juliet,” Grace is cast in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, but, that part of herself she cannot control lures her into disasters that could ruin her life.
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Grace Ellen Lampley, smartest senior in the class of 1908 at Central High in St. Louis, fears the future because she has been so deeply hurt in the past. Strong and beautiful, she is intensely romantic but wary of love, and she must struggle to break the grip of emotionally stifling childhood trauma. Part One of Tides of Grace, “Summer 1907,” sees Grace’s fortunes rising despite her many fears. She arranges a love affair for her best friend, wins a blue ribbon for her home garden at the St. Louis Fair and she learns she may be able to go to college. In Part Two, “Juliet,” Grace is cast in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, but, that part of herself she cannot control lures her into disasters that could ruin her life.
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Read a PDF sample of Tides of Grace