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It's a Heart Thing
The main character, Maggie, walks out of her 25 year marriage on impulse and moves into her brother’s house to dog sit Albert, the Great Dane, who’s addicted to television. Her friends, who are all in similar disrepair, join her, but then take themselves to an isolated log cabin in the mountains to escape scrutiny and judgment from friends and family. The little mountain town is not quite ready for the sophisticated ladies.
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Gathering Peace
Crowded campgrounds soon overwhelm Sam on his search for a new career idea. He’e constantly hollering “All I Want is peace and quiet!” His twelve-year-old daughter, joey, sympathized with his plea and goes on a search for the meaning of peace as his birthday gift. She interviews ten interesting people in the different campgrounds. Their views prove insightful, tweaking her brain to come up with a thoughtful and heartwarming gift.
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Very Much A Woman’s Book
Peggy needed a gift for her friend who was newly divorced, turning fifty and devastated. The bookstore offered only cute and pretty.. “I need a special gift,” she told the sales girl, defining her need. “The book you’re looking for is not on our shelves, it’s in here,” she said with her hand over her heart. .Peggy had a lifetime of writings, so she chose ones that she thought were appropriate and gave them to her friend. “These are more than you and me, Peggy. They’re everywoman’s feelings. You must publish them.
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Revealing Holly
Life is a series of moments, some of them messy. Holly's first messy moment was a dandy at nine years old when she found her alcoholic mother passed out on the kitchen floor. She called 911 and with no family support she landed in a series of foster homes.
About the Book
Revealing Holly
Life is a series of moments, some of them messy. Holly’s first messy moment was a dandy when at nine years old she found her alcoholic mother passed out on the kitchen floor. She called 911 and, with no family support, she landed in a series of foster homes. However, the mess cleaned up when at thirteen she was adopted by artists who groomed her hidden talent, helping release the effects of early life trauma. We follow Holly, along with her compatriots, through her artistic journey. Her intrepid determination leads to a series of challenging moments that keep her readers engaged.
A poem from "Very Much A Woman's Book"
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