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|  | | Rehoboth Road
Rehoboth Road follows Elizabeth, her family, and the Rev. Oliver through the decades that follow as they try to deal with the secrets surrounding the birth. As Elizabeth's family unravels and Rev. Oliver tries to deal with his guilt, the burden of concealment becomes too much to bear until their secret explodes, marking them forever.
P align=left>STRONG>FONT size=4> Rehoboth Road by Anita Ballard-Jones/FONT>/STRONG> BR>BR>BR>When Rev. Oliver becomes assistant pastor in the small Georgia community of Rehoboth in the early 1950s, everyone agrees it's a stroke of good fortune. He's young, he has a beautiful and vivacious wife, and he seems just one to bring new life to both the church and the community. BR>
P align=left>Unfortunately, Rev. Oliver has a little problem: he just can't seem to get the senior pastor's daughter, Elizabeth, out of his mind. The beautiful teenager hau | |  | | The Dancing Willow Tree
The Dancing Willow Tree is the much awaited sequel to bestselling Black Expressions title, The Rehoboth Road by Anita Ballard-Jones
In 1950, young Elizabeth Turner was raped by Reverend Oliver, the assistant pastor of her father’s church. After a hidden pregnancy she gave birth to a son, Johnny. Reverend Turner, Elizabeth’s father refused to respond to her story of rape and disowned her and her son. He forced Elizabeth and his wife Loretha to hide the identity of the baby’s father and live the next thirty six years with
lies and secrets.
P align=center>STRONG>FONT color=#003333 size=5>The Dancing Willow Tree/FONT>/STRONG> BR>STRONG>Much awaited sequel to The Rehoboth Road BR>by Anita Ballard-Jones /STRONG>BR>STRONG>/STRONG>
P align=left>BR> In 1950, young Elizabeth Turner was raped by Reverend Oliver, the assistant pastor of her father’s church. After a hidden pregnancy she gave birth to a son, Johnny. Reverend Turner, Elizabeth’s father refused to respond to her story of rape and disowned her and her son. He forced Elizabeth and his wife Loretha to hide th |
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