The Land of Grace
Book 4 of The Grace Sextet
by Weldon B. Durham

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Grace is a thief on the run from some very bad people who want the money she has stolen. Her thieving adventures have left her with a vague but compelling impression of the beauty and serenity of the Rhône valley in southern France, so she goes there in 1930 to hide and to acquire farm land that she can work. Since she was a very young woman, toiling in the heat to make green things grow has been what brings her peace. She buys a farm where she lives safely until 1935. But, then she makes an innocent and well-meaning phone call that opens the way for the winds of war to collapse her peaceful world.

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"Durham writes Grace's character with great depth and compassion, and she emerges as a complex and conflicted heroine." Clarion Reviews

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Weldon B. Durham lives in a cedar bungalow in a heavily wooded neighborhood in Athens, Georgia. His favorite pastimes, after writing, which he has found to be the most absorbing and fulfilling pursuit he has ever known, are grocery shopping and poking around in hardware stores looking for useful gadgets. He has been blessed with two fine daughters, the men they keep around to do the heavy lifting, and five grandchildren.

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