Golden Grass

Golden Grass is a heart-wrenching, tragic love story that began and ended in a small town in Oklahoma. Michael's overwhelming love for Mary began in high school only to be torn apart by Mary's vicious grandfather. Michael became a tenured professor with a black widow wife and children conceived not of him. Tragedy was the outcome and Michael escaped to Wisconsin and a life of obscurity until Jeanny, a mutual friend of theirs, carried out a secret meeting between Michael and Mary, which reunited them, albeit for only three glorious days. Though Mary was married with husband and family, her very being was torn apart when they had to part. Michael created a love present for Mary and sent it to her: a hand-carved oak velvet rocking chair. It was a symbol of their love and carried Mary home. Mary's children never knew of her overwhelming love for Michael, only that their mother was terribly unhappy.

Author: Bill W. Trammell
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Published: 04/21/2012
Pages: 94
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.30lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.19d
ISBN: 9781475212136

About the Author
Bill W. Trammell was born in Sulphur, Oklahoma. He is currently living in northeast Iowa and now retired. Bill was born to an unwed mother into severe poverty and during terrible economic times of the 1940's and suffered the consequences growing up. He dropped out of school after the 10th grade because of necessity. Bill served 22 years in law enforcement earning his BA and also MA and retired then started a consulting business in 1998 which has resulted in a multimillion dollar business spanning seven states. During this period of time he suffered a major heart attack, quadruple bypass and valve among several other health setbacks. He retired at that time, again, and has now sold his business to Bill Jr and enjoys his hobbies among which is writing. Bill wants to share his stories with Golden Grass being the first which is mostly a true story with some embellishments. As you will notice, while reading his works, Bill is a non-conformist. God Bless.

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