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When I wrote the verses, I called them poems, but that's not quite true. I have decided that they are stories that rhyme. If you are a 'Baby Boomer' you will recognize yourself or somebody that you know. I divided the book into three parts with stories of Life, Love and Laughter. After all, what else is there?
BR>FONT face=Garamond>I decided on the title, 'Fields of Grain' for a couple of reasons that I will share with you now. First, it's the title of one of my favorite stories in the book, and it sets the stage for the rest. I love this country and the people in it. It seemed fitting to open with a story that shows the American spirit that I remember and maybe give some insight to younger folks. /FONT>BR>BR>FONT face=Garamond>Many of the other stories talk about life in the 1960's, and the country and people that I've come to know and love. 'One Night At Dan's Tavern' is a romantic trip | |  | | Jenna's Dream
JENNA JACKSON is a sultry mystery, but it wasn’t always that way. Her addicted mother, HELEN, doesn’t want her, and DICK, her alcoholic father, is abusing her by the age of seven, ultimately destroying her ability to conceive. But then she meets RANDY WADE, and slowly her life begins to change. He teaches her the wonders of life, - and love. As they grow and learn, she transforms from a tragic child into a stunning beauty, and fights to find the courage and strength to persevere.
span style="font-size: small">span style="font-family: Times New Roman">Jenna’s Dream is a completed, young adult romance novel, 137,000 words. The story, set in rural New England in the 1950’s, chronicles the early childhood, and teenage years of Jenna Jackson. br />
Life is a struggle for Jenna from the day she’s born. Her father, Dick Jackson, is the son of an alcoholic farmer and as so often happens, he follows in his father’s footsteps. Jenna’s mother, Helen, has two claims to fame; the title of ex-homecoming queen, with a high school diploma. Twin boy |
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