Divorce is rampant in our society, and it is a tragedy that deeply affects the lives of everyone involved, including the children of the marriage. Judge, Please Don't Strike That Gavel...On My Marriage is the story of one woman's courageous six-year court struggle to legally preserve her marriage and family. It's a struggle that leads all the way from a small Florida County Courthouse to the halls of the United States Supreme Court. Learn from the author what she has learned and awaken to the harrowing nightmare that is known in our nation's legal system as No-fault Divorce. Be prepared for the unbelievable!

Barkley is a Lhasa Apso who is very good at getting into trouble, but who also has a cuddly side. Come Home, Barkley is about his adventures when he's lost and trying to find his family again. Some are funny, some are scary, some are sad, but all are good reading.

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Ever since Maggie could remember, she'd wanted a pony of her very own. Then her dad promised her that something special would arrive in a big truck. It was her pony. She was sure of it. But when the truck arrived, Maggie was in for the surprise of her life.

The focus of this book is "Fields," representing space for things to grow. The word evokes thoughts of fresh air, sunshine, good crops, and pleasant days. The author has collected memories, facts, and folkways of farm and small town life in the first half of the 1900's. A highlight of this book is the chapter, "Country Folks," which presents the views and memories of five local octogenarians on their lives and times. This book comprises a valuable and entertaining record of our cultural heritage. Included are paintings by the author, many old photographs, and more than fifty delicious recipes.

This is the author's third book, recording the lifestyles and values of the past from her perspective, in an effort to preserve those memories. Older folks have had their own memories jogged by her stories. Although she writes with sentiment and affection, she is careful to include the hard times. She wants younger folks to know how their ancestors lived, and what they cared about.

Country Tales and Traditions

This book is the fourth year of published articles on collected memories, facts, and folkways of farm and small town life in the first half of the 1900’s. This book, like the three previous SOUVENIRS books, comprises a valuable and entertaining record of our cultural heritage. Included are paintings by the author, many old photographs, and more than fifty delicious recipes.

Echoes from the Holler

This book contains the fifth year of published articles on collected memories, facts, and folkways of farm and small town life in the first half of the 1900’s. The author continues to record stories of rural life, past and present, believing they are an important part of our heritage and legacy. She hopes to preserve a record of our history and country lifestyles for the years to come, when the old ways will be lost in the rising seas of technology. Stories from the Holler represent a simpler time and place, where happy times were shared and survival in bad times often depended upon good neighbors.