Bettie Boswell

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Produktbeschreibung

As Ginny writes her musical, inspiration comes from journal entries, letters and poems, telling the story of a mistress and her maid, bound together by slavery and blood, journeying toward freedom and love.

Early and Missy Hollings, her mistress, have always been together. Missy keeps a journal of the dangers both young women face while living with her nefarious stepbrother. Her father seems oblivious to their safety until the stepbrother's threatening advances increase. When Missy's father realizes both young women are in danger, he allows them to leave on a journey north with an aunt. He also reveals the shameful secret behind the young women's true relationship. The aunt insists that George, another slave, must be part of their journey, to keep Early safe. When Missy's family forces Early into marriage with George, will their relationship be forever changed? They encounter dangers and help on their journey north. Will Early and George's forced marriage survive the dangers along the way when their path separates them from Missy?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Mt. Zion Ridge Press
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juli 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781955838290
• Artikelnr.: 63930830

Autorenporträt

Bettie Boswell is an author, illustrator, and composer for both Christian and children's markets. From high school onward, she has loved creating words and music to enrich the lives of others. It all started with skits for her church youth group, which led to involvement in Christian camp skits and worship songs. As a minister's wife she shares her talents with her church as pianist and choir director. When she isn't writing, drawing or composing, she keeps busy with her day job, teaching at the elementary level in northwest Ohio

Her numerous musicals have been performed at schools, churches, and two community theater events. Her involvement with community musicals inspired her to write On Cue.

Like Ginny and Scott, she and her husband have had basset hounds and Chihuahuas for pets. Currently, they are owned by one tuxedo cat. They enjoy spending time with their two grown sons, a daughter-in-law, and three grandchildren.