Dance in the Rain
Dance in the Rain by Shirley G. Webb, published by iUniverse in 2005, is a 212-page work written in English. This narrative follows Deborah Howell’s daughter and granddaughter as they continue the saga of the Howell women, exploring their quest for true love while uncovering the source of family torment that has persisted for three generations.
Readers will find a poignant and romantic story intertwined with elements of intrigue and tragedy. The book presents a rich tapestry of human passions set against the backdrop of Cherokee culture, featuring characters such as Victoria, Hawk, Olivia, and Brad. Their experiences reflect the complexities of love and the lessons that can be learned through adversity, making this edition a thoughtful exploration of historical and cultural themes.
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Deborah Howell’s daughter and granddaughter continue the saga of the Howell women and their quest for true love while they discover, at last, the cause of the family torment for three generations.
“How do you describe a story that is poignant and romantic yet laced with intrigue and tragedy? Dance in the Rain is truly written from the heart, the stuff of classics, woven from the threads of myth into a gripping and powerful love story with a lesson for us all.”
–John Prophet, Author, Casey Miller Mystery Series
“Dance in the Rain is a well-woven scenario of human passions set against the fascinating backdrop of Cherokee culture. Victoria, Hawk, Olivia, and Brad, their tragedies, romances and joys, catch the cadence and power of the story and teach us lessons it’s never too late to learn.”
–Eleanor Sampeck, author of Seasons of Love: A Journey of Faith, Family and Community
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