Synopsis
Allise, a Quaker school marm from Pennsylvania, confronts racism, religion and provincialism in the South. Her husband rapes a black girl and a son is born. Her unfaithful husband, a southern farmer, is killed in WWII. Allise takes in the black girl and her son, causing conflicts within the family and the town. Allise finds happiness in a second marriage but is estranged from her children. Her daughter, a drug-using flower child, is killed in an auto accident in California. Allise's crowning achievement is the education of the half-white son and her students' overcoming racial attitudes.
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Elizabeth Carroll Foster is an Arkansas native. As a journalist, she worked as a feature writer and editor for Southern Maryland newspapers and freelanced for regional magazines. Foster is working on another book, Follow Me, which narrates the ups and downs of a military family's life.
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