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About the Book
Out of money, with talent and motivation on hold, and no one willing to help him, artist Owen Llewellyn becomes stranded in a November ice storm at Wendy Overton’s house in rural Vermont, that she has reluctantly left for the winter, to seek revival of her faltering career. They cope with their respective troubling situations while vents draw them to the resolution of other longstanding issues. He and she then face his departure and her return in the Spring, and what it means to their future. This work is sprinkled with colorful New England and Washington D. C. characters and richly arrayed with Vermont, Boston and Rhode Island settings, from a storyteller well able to bring these people, events and places to life.
About the Author
Bruce Graham has had a varied career practicing law, in the legislative branches of two state governments, instructing law, as administrative law judge and criminal court judge, as political and social activist and as writer, whose stories and articles have appeared in several national publications. Born in New Jersey and graduated from Fordham Law School, he lived in New Jersey, Vermont and Iowa before settling in Florida, with Elizabeth, who he credits with inspiring this story. He is a parent of several children who are on speaking terms with him. Bruce and Elizabeth maintain a residence in Vermont.