When the Tide Ebbs: An epic 1930's love story (A Grave Encounter) (Volume 1)

By Kay Chandler

Description:

Born out-of-wedlock, Hezekiah (Kiah) Grave assumes he’s the shameful consequence of love gone sour. He and his mother live in squalor while his wealthy father, whom he’s never met, enjoys a life of luxury. When three self-righteous judges from a little country church inform his mother that her kind aren’t welcome in their fellowship, Kiah makes a dual vow to never fall in love or darken the door of another church. However, the vow becomes a hard one to keep when the prettiest girl in the land of cotton—the parson’s daughter—moves to Mississippi and sets her sights on him. When the parson’s car shows up repeatedly at a known prostitute’s house late at night, Kiah faces a dilemma. The thought of the preacher getting away with his little shenanigans infuriates Kiah; yet, revealing the incriminating truth could cause him to lose the only girl he’s ever loved.

Book Takeaway:

God is no respecter of persons

Why the author wrote this book:

I grew up listening to stories from my father, who lived through the Depression in the South. I chose a male's POV, because this young man reminded me of the stories I heard, which were told from a male's POV.