Plum Orchard

June Hall McCash

June Hall McCash once again uses the backdrop of coastal Georgia to tell the captivating story of Elisabeth Bernardey (Zabette) and her journey toward freedom. The novel Plum Orchard is based on the true story of Zabette, born the illegitimate daughter of a French planter and his slave mistress. It unfolds on nineteenth-century Cumberland Island, today a national seashore, where only remnants remain of plantations like Plum Orchard that once dotted the Island.

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Crossing the

Bridge of Sighs

Susan Ashley Michael

When Claire finds her husband in the arms of a handsome Parisian, she travels to Venice where she seeks the comfort of her quirky friend, Josie. Unprepared for love’s

unpredictable itinerary, Claire finds herself wooed by two men.

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Middle Tennessee

State University:

A Centennial Legacy

Janice W. Leone, Editor

This collection of essays, a centennial tribute that is both celebratory and critical, reveals the school’s laudable successes along with its growing pains over the past one hundred years.

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Almost to Eden

June Hall McCash

Almost to Eden is the captivating fictional narrative of an Irish immigrant, Maggie O’Brien, whose life intertwines with members and workers of the historic Jekyll Island Club.

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Jesus;

One Man, Two Faiths

Ron Messier

In his search for channels of dialogue between Christians and Muslims, the author proposes Jesus as a potentially pivotal figure.

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Time and Tradition

A Poetry Anthology

Philip M. Mathis, Editor

Time and Tradition: A Poetry Anthology is a volume of the Honors College in celebration of Middle Tennessee State University’s 2011 Centennial.

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