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This book is a collection of poems dealing with the author’s own personal reflections about life. They are works of encouragement, faith, and social consciousness meant to uplift the reader in their daily walk through their own individual journey. They were written as a message of hope for the trying times in which we currently find ourselves.
Eddie didn't favor anyone in his family. Fair, blonde, and green-eyed, he stood in sharp contrast to the other darker-complected, dark-haired, blue-eyed members. The difference created a rift in the family fabric and his mother singled him out for abuse, irrationally holding him responsible for the family's turmoil. Little Eddie struggled with the severity of his maltreatment but, by age eleven, could no longer handle the circumstances of his life. He decided his only escape would be to die, that by conscious will, he could simply resolve to give up life and cease to exist. Eddie's mind, alerted to his decision, and believing the ultimate goal for any entity was to continue, regardless of form or quality of life, was determined to survive. Panicked at the threat of cessation, his mind made a desperate decision -- it fractured his personality and created Randy from traits that had been repressed in Eddie. Randy, a tough, defiant individual, was created to bring new energy, new life, and stand in defense of the defeated, accepting Eddie. Rising to the challenge, he accepted the responsibility of his creation and was fiercely focused to protecting Eddie while endeavoring to create new circumstances for the life they shared. Randy was proud of his efforts to save Eddie. He knew he was Eddie's paladin, his champion, created for a noble purpose -- to bring Eddie back from the brink of oblivion. After many struggles, Randy's efforts appeared to be successful and the mind considered the possibility of enjoying the existence he'd insured. It pondered the idea of Eddie being involved with the world, rather than merely persisting through the time allotted for the life. Aware of Eddie's inability to interact with the world around him, the mind again fractured the personality creating Jesse, a new facet, an aesthetic personality, focused to tender feelings of love and friendship -- and aspects which determine quality of life. Jesse felt he was created to experience emotions and appreciate beauty, to evolve the repressed side of the personality, to bring stability to the entity. He believed he was born to search for love, to find the emotional equilibrium that would bring the separate identities into harmony. Developed from suppressed characteristics, Jesse was creative and confident, loving and inquisitive, charming and fun loving. And he was on a quest -- determined to achieve his goal. Without Eddie's awareness of them, Randy and Jesse sought to balance their existence and hoped they were achieving what they saw as a normal life until Jesse experienced an incident which shattered that belief and forced them to realize they had not progressed as far as they thought. Jesse's realization that he had made a terrible mistake was devastating. Jumping to a conclusion, Randy, the controlling personality, in his determination to fend off any challenges to them, felt he must take over to handle the crisis in an effort to protect them...
Whether it’s the promise of love’s first kiss, the smoldering fire of unanticipated attraction, or the lighthearted tale of a lonely mermaid, our collection of original short stories will fill your heart with romance. Let your heart take a romantic journey where tales of romance come floating across the land of 10,000 lakes into your heart on a warm autumn breeze Our original short stories offer a cornucopia of tales, as varied as the brightly colored fall leaves to make you smile and even bring a tear to your eye. From the slow burn of secret unrequited passion, to unspoken love, to a second chance at love, let these stories transport your heart on a romantic journey. A Splash with Fate by Rhonda Brutt When their paths crossed, Kaitlyn and Samuel had no idea how an act of charity, along with a few homeless animals, would change their lives. Always a Wedding Planner by Jude Wiesner Until Tessa can recognize that the one man totally wrong for her could be mister right, she will remain always a wedding planner, never a bride. Camp Crooked Lake by Jill Revak After seventeen years, city-girl Molly Rhodes revisits her childhood camp and reconnects with her first crush. Cara’s Swim by Kristy Johnson On the quiet shores of Lake Sylvia, amongst the golden colors of fall, Cara Waters expected to spend her days overseeing renovations of camp Chi-Ro and working on her novel. Instead she inadvertently exposed an old mystery, and found the love of her life. Cup a’Java by Ingrid Anderson Sampo A parcel of the citizens of Foulwell, a motley group, come together at the Cup ‘a Java for caffeine, a chat and some playful razzing. Tall tales of an alleged romance figure prominently in the conversation. Fish Flirt Too by Peg Pierson To save her beloved lakeside Inn from the clutches of her greedy stepdaughter, Savanah needs a miracle. Not a merman… For the Love of Bertha by Ann Nardone An old legend leads a lost soul to find answers … and maybe love. Ghost Light by Rachael Passan The spark between a paranormal investigator and a theater owner is given a helping “hand” from three card-playing seniors in a being-renovated Minnesota movie house. Knight of the Witching Hour by Christopher Edmund Caden Lee Wester was a drifter. A lone wolf seeking solitude on a peaceful night at the lake until a young woman, in desperate need of help, plucked him from reality, tossing him head first into a fantastical adventure filled with magic, monsters, and witches Magic at Moose Lake by Diane Wiggert While Shelby Maguire escapes to her friend’s cabin to find peace, quiet and to seek the answers to her man troubles. Tanner Burke heads to the same cabin to seek the illusive whitetail. But will an unexpected week together lead them to find something else? Railroad Ties by Rose Marie Meuwissen Little did Kayla know, by following her late husband’s love of trains to the shores of Lake Superior, she would end up on the right track to fall in love again. The Inheritance by Kathleen Nordstrom All in one day, Katie lost her inheritance, was unable to carry out her dead grandmother's burial wishes and found love in a horse stable. The Leap by Angeline Fortin A passionate confession at a lakeside celebration sends a single mother reeling and wondering if she should take a leap of her own. Third Times a Charm by KT Alexander A witch, with a forbidden old flame, and the power of Samhain. Read our anthology, Romancing the Lakes of Minnesota—Autumn, and get carried away on the gentle winds of autumn in Minnesota filled with stories of romance set on Minnesota’s lakes and experience the unique voices from our Minnesota author’s imaginations.
Can a second chance get a happily ever after? A sexy and sweet rock star romance that will make you believe in true love... Bookstore owner Autumn Brooks wasn't looking for love. She wasn't even looking for a man. It was just her, her books, her cupcakes and her cat, and that's the way she liked it. But when Jaxon West walked back into her life after ten long years away, she finds resisting him almost impossible. Now she just hopes she doesn’t get hurt when she falls hard for the guy who’s broken her heart once already. Jaxon West knows that Autumn is the one, even if it took him ten years to figure that part out. Now he's back, determined to win her heart, an effort she won't make easy on him. When he does, can their relationship survive the long distance? Can it survive the touring with his band and the missed phone calls? Can it survive the secret he's hiding from her?
An authentic tale of the bonds of family, faith, and trust. As single mother Sidney Walker struggles to save her troubled young son, she finds she is not as alone as she thinks when help comes from the most unexpected person.
High school principal Keely Turner is determined to find out who is playing dangerous pranks at her school before something terrible happens. Burke Sloan, the new deputy sheriff, finds himself falling for this woman he's responsible to help and protect. As they work to overcome the obstacles in their path, they discover the depths of God's love and of their love for each other.
“Deer Island is a real place! Though fictionalized, the characters portray life in the lower Atchafalaya Basin (specific to Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana) and its tributaries from 1840 – 1921.” “The Addison family legacy is expressed in the meticulously kept diaries of three generations of the family’s matriarchs.” “Each of the two volumes can stand on its own merits, but the story invites the reader to experience both.” “Deer Island is a place where the fabric of life is tightly woven; mutual interests are cultivated. Each shared expression of some heartfelt emotion, each account of some uncommon event, each expounded detail of some ideal or conviction, each celebration of life and living communicated unashamedly and in a forthright manner, produces a colored fiber. The hues of these threads may be brilliant and appealing, or they may be dim and dismal, but each is applied to the pattern of the weave for all to witness.”
It's a poetry book about the seasons and nature, including god. God seasons the earth with rain, snow, and sunshine; he also created the Earth and it's surroundings, he gave the earth to us (Psalms 115:16 K.J.) Autumn And Winter is mostly about Seasons And Surroundings with a little bit of inspiration about god, and it also rhymes. You see the word Autumn or Winter in every first word in the poem title. This is a good book for nature lovers who love nature, for Christians who love reading about god and nature, and anyone who loves to read good rhyming poetry. It's also a good coffee table book. Drink a cup of coffee and eat a slice of pound cake while reading it.
Like her popular Appalachian Spring, Marcia Bonta's new book offers a day-by-day account of the changing world of nature in the mountains of central Pennsylvania. This time she chronicles the beauties of the autumn months as she walks the familiar roads and trails of her 500-acre mountain-top farm, noting the minute transformations of the season as well as the more dramatic ones. But her quiet sojourn in the natural world is shattered by the intrusion of a lumberman who insists upon clear-cutting a neighboring property. The massive bulldozers and skidders crush every tree and shrub, weed, and wildflower, leaving only rubble in their wake. The Bontas become involved in a lawsuit challenging this violation of the land they love and seeking to protect their own property from the effects of the logging. "Autumn is a bittersweet time," Bonta writes, "a season of good-byes, when, after the flaming leaves fall and start the inevitable process of decay, we are left with only the bare bones of nature." Fleeing from the whine of chain saws and the crash of falling trees, she roams the mountain-top, watching wild turkeys forage in the field, flocks of migrating birds feast on wild grapes, does and bucks eye each other in their mating ritual. But she can never completely evade the insistent question: What is the relationship between humans and nature? Does ownership give one the right to do as one pleases with the land and all the flora and fauna living on it? Does the natural world exists solely to satisfy mankind’s desire for profit? The answer is not simple; it cannot be drawn in winter’s black and white. But the issues must be of concern to every thoughtful person. Marcia Bonta’s Appalachian Autumn offers a new voice in the ongoing debate.