Book three in the Megan Martin series finds Megan, May, and Brianna trying to find the missing parents of a homeless girl. In addition, the girls are introduced to the local homeless shelter and do their best to make a happy Christmas for all their
Britain 2099: people with disease and disabilities are not tolerated. When Travis is discovered to have epilepsy, he is put away in one of the feared institutions. Then he discovers his seizures are powerful enough to send him back in time, and that'
A retired social worker, I won't tell my experiences verbatim, but they serve as inspiration for colorful but flawed characters who make up the fabric of every community. Their stories can be heartbreaking and resilient at the same time woven into the stories that spring from nowhere in my head. My delight is to read that others can relate - "I loved the characters , the story was heartbreaking bu
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My career in social work exposed me to situation and people who seemed riddled with hopelessness. However there was always some resilience and/or fateful occurrences changing the trajectory of a seemingly desperate situation. Those characters, mostly children impacted me daily and gave me an empathy for the daily struggles of nameless people we pass everyday of busy streets. I wanted to put those struggles into stories and tell tales in dark, desperate, gothic situations that offered at least some hope and if not resolution, truth.
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I have written five novels, Sabine, Josephine's Journals, The Secrets of Dunn House, Opal's Story, a Novel, Tangled, a Southern Gothic Yarn, and an Anthology of Short Stories - The Bridge on Jackson Road. I have one nonfiction book, Retirement - Now What?
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