Carless Grays

Foggy Windows Carless Grays

From the moment of her conception, men had found increasingly innovative ways to complicate her life. Now this one had to turn up dead. Convinced that no one would believe in the innocence of a poor, black, adulterous woman---especially when the deceased was a wealthy, white man with a white wife and four white kids---Chelsey George makes the best decision she can at the time: she closes the door behind her and leaves. To escape her painful present, she allows her memories to take her back to a painful past where she grows from a wounded little girl searching for a father's love and a sense of Self into a wounded adult searching for the same. In an unfamiliar setting, she finds healing and forgiveness for what her father did to her...then her troubles really begin. * * * "Foggy Windows is an emotionally charged story woven with mystery and intrigue, heartache and pain, love and loss, tragedy and triumph. Its creative use of language and humor accompanied by a powerful storyline are reminiscent of Pearl Cleage's What Looks Like Crazy on an Ordinary Day... and Edwidge Danticat's Breath, Eyes, Memory---all in one quick, easy read." ---Pamela Davis-Noland, Author Coffee-Colored Dreams