Eclipse
Eclipse by Osiefield Anderson, published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on June 12, 2014, is a compelling narrative that explores the complexities of family and relationships. The story follows John and Patricia Smith, a wealthy white couple who, after fifteen years of marriage, finally receive the joyous news of Patricia’s pregnancy. However, their happiness is shattered when John discovers that their newborn son is Black, leading to a dramatic confrontation that challenges their beliefs and the foundation of their family.
In this edition, readers will find a unique presentation of the story, written in a playwright format that enhances the emotional depth and realism of the characters’ experiences. The narrative delves into themes of marriage and long-term relationships, as John grapples with his identity as a father and the implications of his son’s heritage. As the plot unfolds, the dynamics within the family shift, revealing unexpected developments that test their faith and resilience. With 182 pages, this English-language book offers an engaging exploration of personal and familial conflict.
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Eclipse is a very interesting account of a white couple (John and Patricia Smith) who has amassed lots of wealth. John is a tycoon!John and Patricia are living a life of eutopian delight. However, one thing is missing – they have not been blessed with a child. John and Patricia are Christians and believe in the Biblical Passage: “To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven” (Ecc. 3:1). This is their faith; This is there hope! After fifteen years of marriage, their season comes and Patricia is pregnant. They are exhilarated! The good news is announced in their Church, and they give a lavish party in celebration of their forthcoming son!It seems like many lifetimes, but the day of delivery finally comes. John is in the Waiting Room waiting for the good news. He is taken to see his wife and son and discovers that his son is Black! John is hysterical and declares that he is not the father of a Black child. He accuses Patricia of having an affair with a Negro, but the results of three DNA tests, declare that he (John) is the baby’s father. Despite the DNA tests, John contends that he is not the baby’s father and this causes a schism in the family. However, as the story unfolds, unbeknownst to John, he employs his son as CEO of the Home Branch of his (John’s) Enterprise.The Book is written in playwright format to give the characters in the Book a real-life effect, to make the drama unfold more naturally, and to make the Book more interesting to read.
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