Church bells and mosquito bites are as common as the
sunrise in this fictional tribute to the Eastern Shore of
Maryland. Set in a waterman’s village in the 1970’s, Oxford
was a mystical place where ancestor’s apparitions roamed
houses freely, front porch stories were a nightly affair, long
lingering talks by the river were a kind of therapy, and
Methodists and drinkers lived side by side.
     The main character, Kate, embraces a summer
wanderlust spirit as she explores the town. During visitations
and wanderings, she is exposed to the fragility of life, love,
hope, and fear. Guidance from the anchors in her life helps her
make sense of it all.
     Glimmers from a youthful view will draw readers inside
Kate’s world for a sit down with a glass of iced tea and slice of
zucchini bread wherein they are visited by Southern small town
characters. A vibrant setting provides a rare glimpse of a time
past that feels lost and surreal, leaving the reader nostalgic for
barefoot days.