Beth Ann and Braden: Love Finds a Way
by Elizabeth Adams
In this interracial love story, Braden comes from a family who hates people of color. Beth Ann is a child of an interracial marriage whose mother died during childbirth, and her father’s bitterness toward whites leads him to blame his wife’s family for her death.
Too young to understand their families’ hatred toward one another, Beth Ann and Braden’s friendship becomes close. Braden’s family’s hatred is so deep that it overpowers their love for their son, and they set Braden up for a crime he didn’t commit just to keep him away from an African American girl. She tries to get her father to intervene, but he falsely informs her that Braden died in a tragic prison fight. Both unaware of the truth, they have a hard time letting go of the past.
Join Elizabeth Adams as she takes on the twists and turns of the lives and love of Beth Ann and Braden.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Born and raised in Philadelphia in a family of fourteen children, Elizabeth Adams loved to hear her father tell stories of his childhood in the Deep South. She graduated from the Community College of Philadelphia and furthered her studies in social work, and graduated, from Temple University, but her passion is writing. Her poetry has been published in Today’s Greatest Poems of World Poetry.
As a divorced parent, she raised three children and encourages them to excel at whatever they do. Now remarried, she is attempting to establish a nonprofit organization that would empower women to move from welfare to work.
She continues to reside in Pennsylvania with her family.
(2006, paperback, 178 pages)
Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days.
In this interracial love story, Braden comes from a family who hates people of color. Beth Ann is a child of an interracial marriage whose mother died during childbirth, and her father’s bitterness toward whites leads him to blame his wife’s family for her death.
Too young to understand their families’ hatred toward one another, Beth Ann and Braden’s friendship becomes close. Braden’s family’s hatred is so deep that it overpowers their love for their son, and they set Braden up for a crime he didn’t commit just to keep him away from an African American girl. She tries to get her father to intervene, but he falsely informs her that Braden died in a tragic prison fight. Both unaware of the truth, they have a hard time letting go of the past.
Join Elizabeth Adams as she takes on the twists and turns of the lives and love of Beth Ann and Braden.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Born and raised in Philadelphia in a family of fourteen children, Elizabeth Adams loved to hear her father tell stories of his childhood in the Deep South. She graduated from the Community College of Philadelphia and furthered her studies in social work, and graduated, from Temple University, but her passion is writing. Her poetry has been published in Today’s Greatest Poems of World Poetry.
As a divorced parent, she raised three children and encourages them to excel at whatever they do. Now remarried, she is attempting to establish a nonprofit organization that would empower women to move from welfare to work.
She continues to reside in Pennsylvania with her family.
(2006, paperback, 178 pages)
Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days.
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