Musings of a Georgia writer.
22 April 2017: Atlanta, Georgia. Margaret Smythe never wanted to be a bad mother. When she married Thomas Seely in Bishopsgate in 1834 she anticipated many years together and a houseful of healthy, happy children. When she learned she was pregnant, she felt the future was wide open. Billy’s birth made her the happiest she … Continue reading A Tale of Two Sisters, Margaret
Genevieve visits Bickering Plummet as the guest of the president. How long before trouble finds her?
What has Genevieve been doing during her visits with Alyssa that she’s keeping from Leah?
How will Leah react when Genevieve insists on taking part in a risky civil disobedience action against a local monument?
Lisa Summers has a visit from her deceased husband’s commanding officer. What can she learn from him about her husband’s final hours?
Genevieve settles into Leah’s condo. Can they find common ground together?
Abigail’s new job causes friction between her and Genevieve. Can the cousins reach a compromise?
As Genevieve says goodbye to her mother again, is she preparing to welcome Leah into her life?
After their meeting with Barbara, Genevieve asks Leah if they can stop by the cemetery where Jean-Claude’s remains are to see about having Rosalind’s ashes interred there. After speaking to the staff, they decide to have an impromptu memorial service for her the following Tuesday. Leah gets a hotel room for them and sends out … Continue reading Worthy, Leah & Genevieve at MIT
Genevieve is talking to Alyssa in the living room of the Caine’s residence. “Do you know if you’re having a boy or a girl?” “No,” Alyssa says. “The doctor knows, but we’ve insisted on not being told. We’d like to be surprised.” “Is it tough on you and Tim being an interracial couple?” “Not really. … Continue reading Worthy, Genevieve and Leah