Seasons in Purdah now available for purchase at Amazon.
The loss of her sight has ignited a war between her two best friends.
Thirty-five-year-old, psychologist, Sahel Ohin, spent nearly each day of her childhood making mud cakes with Titus Denning and Carl Pierson. They attended St. Maria’s Parish School, Oakland Catholic Prep and graduated Cal Berkeley.
Six weeks after an accident rendered her blind Sahel married Titus. Her neurosurgeon, Carl Pierson, insists surgery could restore her sight. The procedure might also kill her.
The first night out since her blindness Sahel meets James Bolton, a former San Francisco stockbroker. Though newly acquainted, they converse as if old friends.
When during dinner Sahel accidentally knocks over her glass of water and wets her gown, James escorts her out onto the verandah. Against the backdrop of Sahel’s husband, Titus, receiving an award, Surgeon of the Year, inside the ballroom, James asks, “Do you believe…in life after death?”
The winter afternoon that Sahel attempted suicide, a judge sentenced James to life imprisonment for murder. His fiancée leapt from the Golden Gate Bridge that same afternoon.
Seasons in Purdah shows what happens when best friends become adults, and how, among many things, life is but a series of choices, the consequences of which yield a drama that both weaves and unravels the knots binding us to those we cherish, and who love us.
Congratulations Anjuelle! I just downloaded the book to my Kindle. Looking forward to reading it very soon. The excerpt that I read a few months ago was great!!
Deborah:
Thanks so much for downloading a copy of Seasons in Purdah and … for taking the time to let me know you got a copy.
As always I appreciate our dialogue … and your continued support.
Have a great weekend.
And happy reading.
Peace and blessings to you and yours.
anjuelle