When Fathers Were Gods and Children Ruled

About the Book

Hyacinth Redgrove and Mother Wilson, the Wilson and Redgrove Distillery heiress’s are in big trouble. Hyacinth’s son is still missing, her husband is in prison, and Rodney, the man she hired to help find her blackmailer is dead. Ten years after someone attempted to kill her, and on the eve of her husband’s release from prison, the press is still mutilating the Wilson and Redgrove name and reputation. Residents of Jamaican high society like most any other countries pounce on scandal. Hyacinth’s only chance to plant a seed and regain control is to work with Mother Wilson, the highly regarded matriarch and her flirtatious daughter Sam…and present the opportunity of a lifetime to a hungry writer to rewrite history and give them an alibi.

About the Author

Born in Jamaica, West Indies into a middle class family, Shelley now lives in Lewisburg, PA with her husband. She is currently working on her second book, a non-fiction titled Ladies Who Lunch, and soon to be completed fiction, Conversations With Girlfriends.