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|  | | Naturally Speaking
One Life's Moments With Mother Nature
Nature speaks with many voices in many languages to Rebecca McKeehan. From the faint, nearly silent hum of a hummingbird's beating wings to the awesome power of a volcanic eruption, the natural world's repertoire of expression is more vast and dramatic than that of any human being. The sole thing they share in common is a kind of ingenerate poetry. Poetry that is wholly natural in sight, in sound, in experience.
Drawn from her Appalachian heritage, as well as her time spent living in many diverse and beautiful places, this is a collection of McKeehan's most popular nature-inspired po | |  | | Ramble's Folly
Nobleman's son, Todd Ramble, returns home after years abroad and finds himself falling in love with his step-sister, who was now a grown woman. Unfortunately their love is brutally challenged by his tyrannical father.
A romantic gothic-esque friends-to-lovers epic poem with a bittersweet ending. | |  | | The Heart's Way
Love is universal and not limited to the most perfect among us. In this collection of romantic short stories and poetry, love comes to those who are decidedly imperfect, who possess very real human flaws, scars, and challenges. Awaiting us as we are.
Romantic love expresses itself in many ways and languages, but it always begins in the heart. Stories tell of the undying and eternal nature of the relationship, while poetry gives voice to its undiluted soul.
In this collection of romantic poetry and prose, memories and dreams are woven together from experience, observation, and fantasy into a vital tapestry of emotion that celebrates the devotion between two hearts.
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