Sunflowers-Seeds of Innocence: A haunting encounter of cultural diversity spanning two continents (Pierre Simpson)

• Author: Pierre Simpson

Condition & Size

• Size: Medium (Format B. Typically 12.9x19.8cm or (13.2x20.3cm)
• Book Type: Paperback
• CAI Condition Score: 7/10.
• CAI Condition Description: Very Good
• Observations: Inscription written by author

About This Book

Natural disasters and the paranormal go hand in hand in this family saga, spanning two continents. Jordan Emerson and his children, Lloyd and Kathy, have their lives turned upside down when a catastrophic tornado rips through their Kansas farm. Help comes from an unexpected quarter, in the form of Deon, a South African farmer, studying at the University of Kansas. He becomes an integral part of the Emerson family as new challenges confront them all. A strange and traumatic highway incident has Jordon's ex-wife, Lucy, questioning her sanity. Meanwhile, the twin teenagers also have personal anxieties to contend with. Lloyd is haunted by an ongoing sequence of dreams involving a Native American girl, standing in a field of sunflowers. His sister, Kathy, has to come to terms with a new home and culture, while, at the same time, confronting her deep rooted psychic powers, by way of an African Witchdoctor. Back in America, a neighboring family of misfits go out of their way to make the Emerson's life a living hell on the Kansas prairie.