The results show that the area has natural slope and there is a significant difference in the elevations of the start and the end point of the valley. The topography of the valley is studied by using the geospatial data of the area and by creating Digital Elevation Models (DEMs) based on Point Kriging method of gridding. Wadi Al Baida is listed as one of the sites in the world where the said phenomena exists, but the site has been famous for any sort of magnetic force because the vehicles move uphill and on flat road without any engine power on. Wadi Al Baida located in Al Madinah, Saudi Arabia has been taken as a case study. She teaches creative writing at the college level and beyond.AbstractThis article presents an investigation of the gravity hill phenomena by analysing its geospatial data. Her work has won awards and recognition, including 2 nd place Madville’s Blue Moon Novel Competition and mention as distinguished story in the Best American Short Stories series. Individual stories have been published in American Short Fiction, Notre Dame Review, Clackamas Literary Review, and other literary journals. She has an MFA from the Iowa Writers’ Workshop and a short story collection, The Appointed Hour (Cornerstone Press). Her dad works every day to keep his farm from developers, just like Jordan’s father.

SUSANNE DAVIS is the daughter of a sixth-generation dairy farmer and lives near her dad’s farm where the real Gravity Hill exists.

Maddie Dawson, author of The Stuff That Never Happened This story, told with gentle but vivid writing, brings us to painful tears of recognition about the human condition and yet uplifts us with the redemptive quality of hope. In Gravity Hill, Susanne Davis has tackled the wide, sweeping themes of love and loss, environmental troubles, feuds, families forced to confront each other’s mistakes, communities coming apart and then coming together, regrets, fathers and sons, and families torn up by old lies and secrets. Caroline Leavitt, New York Times bestselling author of both Is This Tomorrow and Pictures of You She writes about situations and lives that, like John Irving, are not only fiercely entertaining, but they also have a deep moral center about how we should be living our lives, what we should care about, how we can manage our rich and complicated world. She creates characters that you instantly care about, that you worry over, that you live with. Susanne Davis is an extraordinary writer. Wally Lamb, New York Times bestselling author of We are Water and She’s Come Undone It’s both a pleasure and an honor for me to endorse Gravity Hill, a story to which readers will be drawn and by which they’ll be rewarded. Davis has a gift for dialogue and vivid description her details about agricultural life, the family dynamic, and the rules of the road are evocative and precise. At the heart of this story is Jordan Hawkins, an irrepressible young woman whose grief over her brother’s death triggers the risky behavior and impetuous decision-making that will send her down roads she had not meant to travel.

Susanne Davis’s Gravity Hill delivers the goods: hers is a heartfelt story of loss and renewal, populated with characters who are flawed, feisty, and entirely sympathetic. A remarkable protagonist leads a robust cast in this absorbing tale of self-discovery.- Kirkus Reviews

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