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It was a different time, the earth before God's destruction. What was it like with its temperate climate and abundance and people with bodies designed to live hundreds of years? What was it like to live on an earth where God walked in the cool of the evening? Or where angels and men were on speaking terms? I had to go there, if only in my mind. Come with me.
My novel, The Poison Jar, aka The Poor Man's Daughter, Won first place in Kansas Writer's Association 2010 First Chapter Contest and second place in Kansas Writer's Association's Grabber Contest. The first ten pages will be included in their spring anthology as The Poor Man's Daughter. It also won 2nd place in category at the Panhandle Professional Writers Frontiers in Writing 2010 contest and Honorable Mention in the Novel Category at the Abilene Writer's Guild 2009 Contest.
Let me explain the name change. I always start with a working title because you have to call it something besides manuscript, although a generic term like that would suffice, it's like giving your child a number instead of a name. When I wrote the last word on the last page of 100,000 words and 457 double-spaced pages, I knew what the title should be even though it had been entered in contests and discussed using the first title. So now, it is The Poison Jar and when you read it, you will know why.
This manuscript has been a work of love and a blessing. The story brings to life the culture and people of the antidiluvian time period.
 I have started a new book in the Poison Jar series tentatively titled Kinsman Redeemer. Click the Poison Jar tab to see new pictures.
This headdress was discovered by Sir Leonard Woolley as he excavated the ruins of Ur and was reassembled by his wife.
An open letter to all eighth grade students who think their grades don't matter and working at the local fast food place is a great career choice.
Six-year-old Jeffy Moffett and social worker, Kathryn Davis' lives are about to change in ways neither can imagine.
Born on the family farm in the panhandle of Texas, Jeffy and his sister, Poppy, are dominated by their abusive father, Eldon
Ray. Their mother, Lorraine, works the farm and tries to protect her children, but her own survival is questionable.
A call from the school principal sends Kathryn to the farm to investigate allegations of child abuse. What she finds shocks her into action. Saving them becomes her mission in life.
There are times in a man's life when he steps ove the boundries of good judgement and if he is lucky, he gets away with it. This time, Frank Ballard wasn't so lucky. He didn't mean for his wife to pay for his failure with her freedom and he sure doesn't want to die ten levels underground in a government installation. Can he rectify a no-win situaion and save them both?
 I have revised my cook book, HOME COOKING, and am offering it to the public. Heretofore, it was only available to my family. It contains generations of good food and favorite family photos. As you can imagine, this was a very personal endeavor. In writing fiction one can become someone else, not so with this cookbook. It brought to mind the fragrance of life, the laughter of family and friends, and the tastes that dispelled differences.
Inside the Lines, Between Earth and Dawn, and Home Cooking are available on Amazon and most online book sellers. They can also be ordered from fine book stores everywhere and from me.
All are soft cover and Inside the Lines is available as a Kindle book. Between Earth and Dawn and Home Cooking are also available as e-books from lulu.com.
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