Barbara Wesley Hill

Only A Breeze Barbara Wesley Hill

"Yes, honey, you are in America. It's just that the South is a distinctive difference." Only a Breeze is the story of small town people touched by events across the world in the 1940s. We are reminded that storms, which come to every life, begin as only a breeze. Aleksander Nordin is a young father in Russia. He will do whatever necessary to make a better life for his son, even to sending him to another country. The lovable five-year-old, Mikhail, wins hearts and friends as he adapts to small town life in the American South. After Aleksander reunites with his son, friendships, a promising career, and a new faith develop. For him, the most unforeseen development is the possibility of romance, something he'd never hoped to find again. More unexpected, however, are accusations of dishonest deeds and malicious acts. He wonders if his biggest goal will now be freedom. As we follow Aleksander's struggles, successes and frustrations, we also find laughter again and again in the young boy who is the reason he will never give up.