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This anthology holds many stories to entertain you as well as some poetry to complement the other works.
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New Anthology just out!
Forever Friends
edited and compiled by Shelagh Watkins
It contain | |  | | Mother's Journals: parts 1, 2 & 3 synopsis and short excerpt from part 1
At the age of 17, pregnant, married, and estranged from her family, Margery finds herself transplanted to Charabourgh, a small logging town in the woods of Washington State. When she dies at the age of 77, she leaves her papers and letters to her daughter, Mary. Mary finds the journals her mother had written, stashed away in a trunk; she begins to read and is often surprised and sometimes shocked by what they contain. The hardships and abuse her mother endured, and the crime she committed for the survival of her children, make Mary aware of how fortunate she was to find and marry John so many years earlier. Her brother Stuart, his wife Joan and daughter Ellen are also impacted by Margery’s journals, often in very different ways. Ellen’s steamy yet tragic love affairs lead her on a path of her own, and she receives help from a very unexpected source.
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P align=left>"So that is what we did, and if anyone asks, I will simply say that George and I had a fight and he stormed out of the house. David said to tell them that he had come home afterwards and told her he had an offer of work elsewhere,packed his clothes and left. I will try to stick with this. Lord help us, I am /FONT>/I>I>FONT face=TimesNewRoman,Italic size=3>going to miss David horribly, but it will be better than being separated from all three of them. At least, I will still have Stu and Mary with me. |
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Living With The Dying
by Jennifer Miller
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 A touching, loving and spirtual insight of the dying process, filled with peace, smiles and starting on their journey, taking me with them as far as I could go, returning back with something I didn't have before. Will be out early in 2010..on Kindle |
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