We Were Dancing Between Raindrops

By: William Allen

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

In the late summer of 1896, fifteen-year-old Angus McCabe witnesses an unspeakable personal tragedy in a small, rural settlement in Georgia. The incident leaves him and his ten-year-old sister Kate alone in the only world they had ever known. With outside forces bearing down on them they face adversity far beyond their years and decide to fight in the only way they know how. In an act of revenge on their tormentor they are forced to flee to Florida, a state with barely five hundred thousand people scattered over fifty-three thousand square miles.

Along their way into the unknown territory, they cross paths with some who would do them harm, some who were kind and others who were simply adrift and searching for a new life. The trip was a preamble to lives later spent apart after a series of twists and turns. The story is told through the eyes of eighty-four-year-old Angus McCabe.