Minnie Buford, an African American woman, finds herself pulled between the need for respectability and her love for James, who is white. They live in the Apple Hill area of Tennessee near Pulaski when the Ku Klux Klan is instilling terror in the populace. Minnie's relationship with Henry, a man of African descent, proves to be as complicated as her affair with James. The story provides a courageous example of life during the Jim Crow era of the United States of America.
For the Love of Minnie is a moving historical novel about a woman of quiet strength in the early 1900s South. From the farmlands near Pulaski, Tennessee, to the shores of Galveston during the 1900 storm, Minnie's life is shaped by hardship, love, and resilience. A tireless worker, Minnie overcomes an early traumatic assault to rear seven children and build a life rooted in perseverance.
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Dale Marie Simmons Taylor writes historical fiction inspired by family stories, lived experience, and deep respect for the past. Her novels include "A Home for Easter," "Hester's Journey," "For the Love of Minnie" (the Apple Hill Series), and "Carrie's Song" and "The Music They Made" (the Flight of the Heart Series). She has also written "Stand by Me," a heartfelt story inspired by life with her service dog, Gunter.Drawing from her own family history, Dale Marie weaves carefully researched narratives that bring earlier eras vividly to life. Her work reflects a commitment to honoring the voices, struggles, and quiet triumphs of those who came before us, blending historical detail with intimate, character-driven storytelling.Before turning fully to fiction, Dale Marie worked for daily newspapers and later taught literature at the college level. She holds a doctorate in literary studies, along with master's degrees in journalism and English literature.When she is not writing, she enjoys gardening, hiking, cooking, playing the piano, and spending time with her family. She values the connection between reader and writer and welcomes thoughtful correspondence from her readers. More about Dale Marie Taylor's books: daletaylorbooks.com
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Set against the sweeping hardships of the early 1900s, For the Love of Minnie tells the powerful and tender story of a resilient woman determined to rise above tragedy. Minnie grows up near Pulaski, Tennessee, where she helps her father with both the family fields and business affairs, all while becoming known for her remarkable cooking and devotion to her children.After suffering a devastating assault at a young age, Minnie refuses to let her past define her future. She endures the oppression of Jim Crow while in an interracial relationship with the father of her younger children. Struggling with social judgment and her deep desire for legitimacy, Minnie later agrees to marry a man of African descent, though their union is never legally sealed.The novel opens amid the terror and destruction of the 1900 Galveston hurricane and unfolds between Galveston, Texas, and Apple Hill, Tennessee, weaving together a moving portrait of love, endurance, heartbreak, and quiet strength. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798988647683
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Set against the sweeping hardships of the early 1900s, For the Love of Minnie tells the powerful and tender story of a resilient woman determined to rise above tragedy. Minnie grows up near Pulaski, Tennessee, where she helps her father with both the family fields and business affairs, all while becoming known for her remarkable cooking and devotion to her children.After suffering a devastating assault at a young age, Minnie refuses to let her past define her future. She endures the oppression of Jim Crow while in an interracial relationship with the father of her younger children. Struggling with social judgment and her deep desire for legitimacy, Minnie later agrees to marry a man of African descent, though their union is never legally sealed.The novel opens amid the terror and destruction of the 1900 Galveston hurricane and unfolds between Galveston, Texas, and Apple Hill, Tennessee, weaving together a moving portrait of love, endurance, heartbreak, and quiet strength. For the Love of Minnie is a historical novel about a woman of strength in the 1900s South. From Tennessee to the shores of Galveston during the 1900 storm, Minnie's life is one of love, resilience, survival and dignity. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798988647683
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