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|  | | Forever Annie: The continuing saga of the Cowan family Annie's adventures in the Old West continue as she meets new characters as well as visits old friends.
Annie has grown up in this new book and is entering a new phase of her life. Marrying her childhood friend and neighbor, Marvin Canafax,the two work together to create a home and family while battling upsets, death and other calamities of those times...She revisits old childhood friends, including Charlie Two Shoes, the Commanche Indian that plays a big role in her life. She also makes a pilgrimage back to Tennessee, where it all started. There is never a dull moment as Annie dicovers life, one day at a time. | |  | | Sweet Annie: The saga of a young girl coming of age in another century Young Annie Cowan was born in an antebellum mansion in a town named for her family: Cowan Tennessee, Franklin County. Losing everything in the Civil War, Annie's father must find other means of supporting his ever growing family. Use to a life of ease and privilige, Annie along with her parents parents and 6 siblings, move to a two room log cabin on the sun baked plains of Texas. This is a story of hardship and recovery. The reader will be transported to another time, another place.
The Sweet Annie Series is based on the life of the authors grandmother, Annie Cowan. The first book, Sweet Annie, begins when Annie is five years old and tells of her childhood first in Tennessee and then Texas. She meets many interesting people along the way and experiences a vast difference in lifestyle.
The second book, Forever Annie, takes up the story at the turn of the twentieth century when Annie is a young woman of nineteen.. Her andventures continue when she marries Marvin Canafax and two large Irish families come together under the hot Texas sun.
The third book, Ann |
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The Cellar
by Christina Neely
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The first night Thomas spent in his new house was eventful from the screaming and moaning to objects being banged together. There was only one explanation: The house was haunted. To make new friends Thomas will have to exorcise the ghost, but will he |
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