A Revolutionary War ghost, a woman on the run and a man burdened by grief are brought together by a spunky old lady and an old house in need of restoration. “Revolution” is set on the boundary of Yorktown’s historic battlefield. Adrienne Dunning does a fabulous job of bringing the past to life as the ghost of Nate Emerson’s grandfather, William Nathaniel Abbott returns to … Continue reading Revolution by Adrienne Dunning
The Pamlico Writers’ Group hosts a monthly, one-thousand word challenge. The month of April, the picture was donated by photographer, Tammy Cooper, a night over the water, drenched in blue. I enjoy attempting to write a story to match the pictures. For me, the challenge offers an opportunity to experiment with my writing. This story is a play on words, using poetry to help me … Continue reading Electric Guitars and The Blues
A Mallory Novel, I grew up reading Johanna Lindsey. Falling in love with the Mallory family, when I saw this book at my local library I had to check it out. I’m so glad I did. Johanna Lindsey hasn’t lost the ability to make me fall in love. The new generation of the Mallory clan are just as fun and interesting as their parents. Judy … Continue reading Stormy Persuasion by Johanna Lindsey
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