Loving Thomas Graves

by Judy Fischer

Overview

Growing up from a toddler to adulthood is a difficult passage in any young person's life. To grow up with a ghost lurking about, makes the journey even more challenging. Call it whatever.  A ghost, a spirit or an unwanted entity, it was the third member in the marriage of Julia Fletcher Patterson's parents. The bond between Julia's mother and the Spirit was one that kept the family dysfunctional for years.

As a child, Julia accepted the 'Spirit' story. At sixteen, she questioned it, she investigated it, she realized and liked it and at seventeen, she began to understand it.

For Julia Fletcher Patterson growing up under this umbrella of confusion, lies and family secrets undermined her dream of a normal life and instilled in her a definite understanding of her universe. A cosmic riddle, as she calls herself, Julia is aware of the complex and unpredictable state of man. In a universe of perfect harmony and balance 'Man' stands out as the most multifaceted, unpredictable, ambiguous and complex particle in the universe.  Thus, Man is the ultimate paradox. And Julia accepts and embraces her world by believing in destiny. She believes in a life predetermined and predesigned. As her life enfolds, she learns to unify her two concepts

The Yin and the Yang. She submits to destiny's forces and hopes she is not just a fool of fate's folie loving Thomas Graves.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940164336790
Publisher:	Judy Fischer
Publication date:	08/10/2020
Sold by:	Draft2Digital
Format:	eBook
File size:	544 KB

About the Author

Judy Fischer is a novelist, born in Budapest Hungary, in 1949

Presently, she lives in Pointe Claire, Quebec with her husband.

She is a former high school teacher, now retired, who has recently written several books, since her departure from full-time careers, both as a teacher and as a mother. Life has given her a wealth of experiences from which she draws her stories. Her books are deep pockets, full of realistic characters, based on those authentic ones, who had once touched the very fiber of her soul.

She blends fantasy with reality, but maintaining a human element to her tales that are not only believable, but plausible. Her romantic narratives are marked with symbolisms and metaphors about life’s complexities and adversities. “Every secret of a writer’s soul, every experience of his life, every quality of his mind, is written large in his works,” is her favorite quote of Virginia Woolf’s.

Her books to date are:

Memory Soundtrack

Above the Cobbler

Destiny’s Triumph

Adam

René

Judy Fischer is a novelist, born in Budapest Hungary, in 1949

Presently, she lives in Pointe Claire, Quebec with her husband.

She is a former high school teacher, now retired, who has recently written several books, since her departure from full-time careers, both as a teacher and as a mother. Life has given her a wealth of experiences from which she draws her stories. Her books are deep pockets, full of realistic characters, based on those authentic ones, who had once touched the very fiber of her soul.

She blends fantasy with reality, but maintaining a human element to her tales that are not only believable, but plausible. Her romantic narratives are marked with symbolisms and metaphors about life’s complexities and adversities. “Every secret of a writer’s soul, every experience of his life, every quality of his mind, is written large in his works,” is her favorite quote of Virginia Woolf’s.

Her books to date are:

Memory Soundtrack

Above the Cobbler

Destiny’s Triumph

Adam

René