Shadow Dancing
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About this book
Acclaimed author of Daddy Was a Numbers Runner and the historical novel Fragments of the Ark Louise Meriwether now gives us this resonant and revealing contemporary story about the struggle to love in the shadow of our fears. . . A successful writer for BlackSpeak magazine Glenda Jackson is gifted dynamic and respected in her field. Shes determined to take control of her emotional life. While reviewing a new play at Harlems innovative Aldridge Ensemble she meets the enigmatic director Mark Abbitt the driving force behind a renaissance in black theater. The charismatic director proves to be as complex as one of his dramas. Haunted by memories of Vietnam blind to the manipulations of his ex-wife Mark is determined to be a good father to his four-year-old son. If Glendas not to be eclipsed by Marks powerful presence she must confront her own deep fear of intimacy to find out if love is enough to heal a damaged soul. Yet against all the odds these two remarkable people step into each others shadow . . .and begin to dance.
