JoeyPinkney.com Exclusive Interview
5 Minutes, 5 Questions With…
Curtis Edmonds, author of “Rain on Your Wedding Day”
(Scary Hippopotamus Books)
“Rain on Your Wedding Day” is a modern Southern Gothic novel about one family’s tragic past and the consequences that it holds for their future.
Five years ago, Will Morse was arrested and charged with the murder of his youngest daughter Trixie. Will maintained his innocence and claimed that Trixie’s death was a suicide. Although Will escaped criminal charges, he lost his job as a Coca-Cola executive in the scandal. His wife, Danielle, left him, convinced that he had some role in Trixie’s death. Distraught and racked by grief and guilt, Will retreated to the safety and silence of a remote cabin in the North Georgia wilderness.
Will wants to rekindle his relationship with her daughter Alicia after she visits him over Christmas and lets him know that she’s getting married. Will fears that attending the wedding will bring up painful memories from his past and lead to conflict with his ex-wife and her family, who still blame him for Trixie’s death.
On the eve of Alicia’s wedding, Will must confront the guilt and shame that he feels and seek forgiveness for his actions.
“Rain on Your Wedding Day” is a poignant, moving tale about the need for forgiveness and redemption.
Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the inspiration to write “Rain on Your Wedding Day”?
Curtis Edmonds: “Rain on Your Wedding Day” is set in the town of Blue Ridge, Georgia. The mountains around Blue Ridge are topped with vacation cabins. This book is about someone who has lived alone in one of those cabins for a very long time and how he manages to make his way down the mountain. [click to continue…]
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