Emilie’s Song
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About the Book
Sally Langlois Against the backdrop of Prohibition, the Depression, and the jazz scene of the Big Easy, Sally reluctantly finds love again with the handsome Michael Tolliver, a well-educated northerner and colored former army officer. Despite his pre-occupation with a personal metamorphosis, he is immediately smitten with her. As they discover their love and establish their lives together, disaster strikes. Once more Sally faces the loss of someone important to her, this time with the added burden of another child, Emilie, a lovely and precocious little girl. Now only time will tell whether Sally and her family will be able to find happiness together.
We are drawn into this compelling and classic American love story, journeying back in time to enter the world of this bright and lovely woman as she protects her family struggling to find happiness, love and success.
About the Author
Darlene Dauphin is a performance poet and novelist who is totally enamored of the nuances of language, both spoken and written. A Texas native who was repatriated to the Third Coast several years ago, she finds constant inspiration in the fascinating people, rich history and the beautiful landscapes of Texas and the South.