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A Good Girl - Johnnie Bernhard

A Good Girl

Buch | Softcover
288 Seiten
2017
Texas Review Press (Verlag)
978-1-68003-121-8 (ISBN)
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Gracey Reiter confronts a painful past and an intimidating future with the approaching death of her father, Henry Mueller, the self-described ""last Mohican"" from the chaotic gene pool known as the Walsh-Mueller family. The present holds the answer, and the last opportunity for Gracey to understand her father's alcoholism, her mother's infidelity, and her siblings' version of the truth.
Gracey Reiter confronts a painful past and an intimidating future with the approaching death of her father, Henry Mueller, the self-described “last Mohican” from the chaotic gene pool known as the Walsh-Mueller family. The present holds the answer, and the last opportunity for Gracey to understand her father’s alcoholism, her mother’s infidelity, and her siblings’ version of the truth.

The voices of the past give Gracey the courage to find her voice. Using biting humor and gut-level truths for the first time in her life, Gracey walks across the land mines created by a crippling family legacy.

Henry’s funeral and the Irish wedding of Therese Mueller, Gracey’s and her husband Mark Mueller’s daughter, coincide by a few weeks and serve as a completion of the family circle.  With the closing of one door, and the opening of the future, Gracey finds forgiveness by realizing six generations of the Walsh-Mueller family, saints and sinners, criminals and heroes, the abandoned and the celebrated, are forever family, forever bound by blood and the dreams of an Irish girl, Patricia Walsh Mueller. 

A Good Girl examines the numbing work of raising children and burying parents through six generations. 

Johnnie Bernhard is a former high school AP English teacher and professional journalist. She is a graduate of the University of Houston (B. A. Journalism) and Nicholls State University Graduate School (English). Her articles and columns have appeared in the Suburban Reporter, Houston, World Oil Magazine, Houston, The MS Press, Ocean Springs Record, Gulfport Memorial Hospital Patient Publications and Word Among Us “Finding My Way Home.” She was also published in two anthologies for the Gulf Coast Writer’s Association MS Profiles “Portrait of a MS Artist” (2015) and Katrina Memories “Maureen and the Hurricane” (2015), and has edited the Houston Writers Guild/Inklings Publications Eclectically Criminal and Twisted Reveries. Bernhard is also a member of the South Mississippi Cursillo Movement, an international Catholic organization.

Erscheinungsdatum
Verlagsort Huntsville
Sprache englisch
Maße 140 x 216 mm
Gewicht 315 g
Themenwelt Literatur Historische Romane
ISBN-10 1-68003-121-X / 168003121X
ISBN-13 978-1-68003-121-8 / 9781680031218
Zustand Neuware
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