Donna M White-Davis

Lovers After the Time of Plague Donna M White-Davis

Author's Statement Lovers After the Time of Plague is long awaited the sequel by Donna White-Davis to her second novel Lovers in the Time of Plague. It follows the lovers into later life after years of self-sacrificing research in intensely dangerous and risky situation into a world they spent their lives and loves trying to shape into a world of loving peace. As with Hemingway and Fitzgerald White-Davis records her time, life with all the flaws and enthusiasms of youth allowing her characters to pass into a loving graceful, yet still intense aging denied the characters of Hemingway and Fitzgerald. Donna herself says "My characters are not 'role models of perfect behavior'. They are what they are. They lived as they lived, during a time that is what it is. Miraculously they challenge her lovers give to convention actually succeed, if not for themselves for others into a future that defeated the 'plague' of unknown diseases and irresponsible procreating into on of educated loving responsible choice all while delighting and savoring the God given blessing of loving each other completely". Did it actually happen? Could any lovers love so deeply dedicated to each other and their research into the established institutions and religions of their time to find universal truth about responsible loving that includes passion for life. to change the relationships of generations? She writes the book to say life is what it is. She is also asking what will the next generation of lovers face and will they be willing to risk life and love to save the world?