<p><strong>A strange unchartered world awaits Monte Scott a young and inexperienced vocational rehabilitation counselor assigned to work at a residential school for the blind. From the first moments his life is challenged and changed by confrontation with students teachers and events in ways previously unimaginable. Presumptions of <em>sightless pitiable invalid children</em> awaken to questions of misconception and prejudice.</strong></p><p> <strong>Will he survive or be summarily cast out as three others from his agency have been? And with a dark secretive past weighing on his shoulders and haunting every step does he really care?</strong></p><p> <strong>At times profound often humorous and enlightening <em>It Always Rains on Wednesday</em> is a story of relationships set in the pre-computer age of 1969. A collective portrait of characters reveal elements of the human spirit with uncompromising reality.</strong></p>