The Crickets Dance

By Deborah Robillard

The intriguing history of the "Old South" often encompassed such undesirable elements as murder, mystery, racial discord, and man's unquenchable thirst for wealth. The true essence of the past as seen through the eyes of those who dare to look at it today is often just a blurry reflection of what was real and what was truth versus what we choose to remember. When Angie Lawrence came face to face with the truth, she was able to see it as clearly as the words written on the journal pages hidden almost 150 years ago. Will the consequences of looking at the past with clear vision and eyes wide open show her a future she never dreamed possible?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Deborah Robillard
• Release date: Aug 10, 2012
• ISBN: 9780984743971

Deborah Robillard

I was born in Japan, the child of military parents. We moved to Georgia where I spent my early years. We traveled the world until I was eleven, then returned to Georgia, the first place I lived in America. There we “put down roots” and I received my education. I started writing at age twelve. I love the South and its rich history. Although my life’s career was not spent as a writer, over the years I discovered that the art of storytelling—the weaving together of history and fiction—is part of the southern culture that was engrained in me from childhood. I now have my own military family—my husband and children, but the South and its people still provide the inspiration for my stories. Every storyteller leaves a bit of themselves in their stories, whether written or told aloud and handed down through successive generations. I hope you find a bit of yourself in mine.

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