Rested Waters
Rested Waters by Deborah Fletcher Mello, published by Magregor Press on April 7, 2011, is a literary work that explores the complexities of family and personal history. This edition spans 476 pages and is presented in English. The narrative centers on Janay Tucker, a young woman who confronts her tumultuous childhood following the news of her father’s death while incarcerated. Through the lens of her paternal grandfather, James Tucker, Janay reflects on her past, marked by an abusive mother and the impact of her father’s imprisonment.
Readers will find a rich tapestry of human experiences woven throughout Rested Waters, as it addresses themes of love, turmoil, and the struggle against societal challenges. The story captures the emotional depth of Janay’s journey as she navigates her family’s legacy and the relationships that shape her future. The book invites readers to engage with the complexities of identity and resilience, making it a poignant exploration of personal and collective histories.
Official synopsis Publisher
In the tradition of the griots, oral historians, and all indigenous storytellers, Deborah Fletcher Mello brings to life the haunting story of Janay Tucker, a young woman who is forced to reflect back on her past and the memories of her tumultuous childhood when she receives notice of her incarcerated father’s death. Rehashing history through the eyes of her paternal grandfather, James Tucker, Janay is made to flash back to a past with an abusive mother who dies a violent death, a father incarcerated for the crime, and the family and friends left to help rebuild her future. Through a tapestry of human encounters, Rested Waters delves into the emotions and experiences of love and turmoil, racism and respect, flesh and spirit.
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