A Life Interrupted Stories Vol. Two

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Volume Two picks up where Volume One left off with troubled Jazmin and her son, who is growing into young manhood.  They are working to resolve their issues and move forward as mother and son. This volume also introduces three boys who try to define what it means to make it in America, comparing their parents' struggles with immigration and inequalities. Sara Johnson is a maid who gets by on her wits, attempting to forget her personal plight and failures of the past. Volume Two contains ten stories: A Life Interrupted (Part Two), Small Talk and Collard Greens, A Place for All, Friendship is a Very Delicate Thing, A Suitable Love, Mirrors, Days Turn Into Nights, Redemption Song, Uncle Jonas Visits and Sara Johnson Rises Again.All Rights Reserved

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Snippet from A Life Interrupted Volume Two: Friendship is a Very Delicate Thing
Wed, Aug 17, 2016

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Snippet from A Life Interrupted Volume Two: Friendship is a Very Delicate Thing
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