FIVE STARS
"I love this story…it made me
laugh, then cry, then mad, then happy, but in the end, it left me with lot’s of
hope. I just couldn’t put this book down once I started
reading it.I highly recommend it to everyone!"
Helen Zion, customer
FIVE STARS
"Writer Anders is a
skilled author, presents his tale well, his characters are well fleshed and
settings are clearly delineated."
Everybody Calls My Father, Father
is based on the forbidden love story of the
author’s parents. This
controversial true love story
exposes to the world the hardships and heartache that the author's mother
had to endure because of her secret and forbidden love.
The character of a tenacious young woman, Bouvette
Sherwood, who is a successful New York Broadway producer and actress, drives
the plot. In the mid 1940s Bouvette meets and falls in love with a charming
alcoholic, Hughie Hewitt. He has a secret though, which he keeps from her
during their intense courtship--he is a Catholic priest. Their love story
unfolds into a kaleidoscope of intrigue, suspense, betrayal, and romance.
Later in life the author's mother thought of
writing a book exposing to the world what she had gone through but was
afraid of the repercussions and embarrassment that so doing would cause her
and the innocent around her. As an adolescent the author had many long
conversations in regard to his mother’s life as a Broadway actress and her
relationship with his father. After his mother’s death he told himself that one
day he would write her story. Here it is.
Boo was the mother of author Tim 'Dr.
Hope' Anders. She was a Broadway actress and producer under her maiden name:
Mary Elizabeth Sherwood.
Click here to learn
more about her.
