Two Centuries In Two Weeks

About the Book

A widow and a widower fortuitously meet each other on a country road in Normandy France. Ralph, the widower is an elderly African American contemplating suicide because of loneliness. Bronia, the widow, has a forty five year old son that has just accused her of insect with him twenty five years previously. This is the love story of the following two weeks of their lives and the previous two centuries of a line of each of their ascendants. Bronia stemmed from Polish serfs and poverty stricken aristocrats. Ralph is a descendant of Ogundele, a Yoruba aristocrat that was kidnapped and sold into slavery by three of his fellow tribesmen to avenge his taking credit for military actions that were theirs.

About the Author

Authors of the four published novels 'Two Centuries in Two Weeks' and the trilogy the 'The Johnson Family Saga', former research scientist, former urbanist and cofounder of the French cinematographic company SARL Miller Stovall, the parent company of 'Two Bulls on the Hill Productions', Tannie Stovall has lived most of his adult life abroad in Nigeria, Spain and France. He was born in Atlanta Georgia and received academic degrees from Morehouse College in Atlanta and the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis where most of this novel is situated. He currently lives in France between Paris and Saint Tropez.