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Books
· Bitter Choices, A Stan Turner Mystery

· Supreme Mandate

· Deadly Blood, A Stan Turner Mystery

· Deadly Dining

· Desert Swarm

· Unconscionable, A Rich Coleman Novel

· Tarizon: Shroud of Doom

· Deadly Defiance, A Stan Turner Mystery

· Disillusioned, A Stan Turner Mystery Vol 9

· Tarizon: Conquest Earth


Short Stories
· The Speech I Never Gave

· My First Literary Agent

· The Criminal Justice System

· Welcome to Tarizon

· Tarizon: Swarm 6222

· Faith Restored

· Hope and Strength

· A Million Fish

· River Of Peril

· Shooting the Bear


Articles
· How To Avoid Personal Liability If your Small Business Fails

· Cash Call, A Horror Story For The Small Business Owner

· The Credit Trap

· Turning Around The Troubled Small Business

· Tarizon' advances bold science-fiction traditions

· The Hero's Crossroads by Todd Mercer

· Plano Profile Magazine Interviews William Manchee

· Hot Crime Trends

· Book signings will feature author of the Stan Turner mystery series

· Move Over Grisham


Poetry
· Dolores

· My Dad Led Two Lives

· The World's Unluckiest Man

· Middle Drawer

· Ice Pick Widow

· A Note From Your Caregiver

· Comin'-In Party

· I Wish I'd Had Bad Credit

· Danger in the Mail

· The Mod, The Mortgage Lenders Scam

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· Author Interview

· William Manchee's Titles Now Available On Nook

· Many Manchee Titles Now Available at Audible

· 5th Stan Turner Mystery Released

· CA$H CALL, Release August 31 2002

· Second Chair Goes into Second Printing

· Audio Versions of Trouble In Trinidad Released.

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Daughter In Law

by William Manchee — Read all 38 poems by William Manchee

As we watched our young son grow
The nagging question we yearned to know
Was who he’d have with him at his side
His companion in life until he died

We’d heard so many dreadful tales
Of marriage that quickly failed
Divorces, annulments and other blights
We endured many sleepless nights

When our boy went out on dates
We’d wonder, is this the one to be his mate?
As time went on, the girls came and went
But none of them, for him, were meant

Alas, when we’d almost lost all hope
Of seeing our son tie the rope
He told us proudly he’d found the one
A beautiful girl and so much fun

And when we met her, such a delight
We were filled with joy at first sight
Our darkest fears finally laid to rest
Our son had ended his long quest

So now we thank the Lord above
For bringing us a new daughter to love
And blessing our son with a devoted wife
To walk with him the rest of his life

Tuesday, April 23, 2002

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Reviewed by Donna wojcik (Reader)
Reviewed on August 3, 2010
I wrote a similar poem about my daughter in law, so I was quite pleased and excited to see one like this here. This one is much more beautiful than mine, but mine served the purpose as a gift for my daughter in law. I sit in awe that some of the expressions were the same or close. I truly enjoyed this author's poem.

Reviewed by m j hollingshead
Reviewed on July 13, 2002
lovely!

Reviewed by Elizabeth Taylor (Reader)
Reviewed on May 3, 2002
And what a lucky woman she is to have that kind of love and acceptance. Good write. ~E

Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)
Reviewed on April 30, 2002
I hope your daughter-in-law gets to see this one. Good write!

Reviewed by williamson
Reviewed on April 27, 2002
Thoughts expressed in words; are like a cool breeze blowing upon a meadow. Good for the soul! I hope my son has this special love someday, too! Thanks for sharing.

Reviewed on April 24, 2002
Your daughter-in-law sounds as lovely as my daughter-in-law, Heather. What a wonderful tribute you have written. I hope you frame a copy for the newlyweds. Trish

Reviewed by Cathy Montgomery (Reader)
Reviewed on April 24, 2002
Enjoyed this--great tribute!

Reviewed by Marilyn Seray
Reviewed on April 24, 2002
What a wonderful tribute to your daughter in law

Reviewed on April 24, 2002
Bared the heart of a mother.

Reviewed by J John (Reader)
Reviewed on April 24, 2002
Awwwww i bet she loves this to bits ..enjoyed ... j

Reviewed by E T Waldron
Reviewed on April 23, 2002
A beautiful welcome for a daughter-in-law...How nice of you...this is very special


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