In this new interview from Southern Fried Fiction, Ane Mulligan interviews Beth Wiseman about her newest novella, A Tide Worth Turning. Beth answers questions including, “Did anything strange or funny happen while writing this book?” “Tell us 3 things your readers might not know about you,” and “If you were a musical instrument, what would you be and why?”
Janelle Herron isn’t interested in having a boyfriend. She wears black clothes, dark makeup, and sees herself metaphorically as a caterpillar who hopes to transform into a butterfly someday. She hopes that she will grow into a vision of herself that she can live with, and she has her reasons—reasons that only her parents are aware of—but that doesn’t include having a romantic relationship. But when she sees a handsome Amish man being harassed by bullies, she gets involved and becomes friends with Thomas Schrock. He’s safe. They can never be together romantically because he’s Amish.
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Ada Glick enjoys her role as resident veterinarian in her small Amish community. Even though true love hasn’t found her yet, Ada occupies her time by caring for her neighbors’ fur-babies after receiving informal training from a veterinarian in town.
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