Piece-A-Way
Crossroads
Piece-A-Way
Crossroads
Crossroads
GLORIA GIPSON SUGGS
Piece-A-Way Crossroads is a work of fiction used on the life of a couple, Peter and Rhea, who lived in Marshall County, Mississippi, from the 1930s through the 1960s. It is written from the perspective of Jeannie, one of their daughters, who invites the readers to come piece-a-way with her as she tells their story.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Gloria Gipson Suggs is a native of Marshall County, MS, where she still resides with her husband, Franklin. She is a mother of two children named Michael and Linda and a grandmother of a grandson named Langston. Gloria is the eleventh of seventeen, born to Sam Percy and Versie Ree Jones Gipson.
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