Wildheart is not just a romance but also an adventure. Widowed and confused about her future, Deedee retreats to the mountains of Colorado, where she will find her mountain man, and remove the mental block that prevents her from writing. This book contains romantic scenes not suitable for anyone under eighteen years of age.
A Secret Journal, is a story based on a tattered journal maintained by one black survivor detailing his tribulations during the pogroms of Nazi Germany. The survivor, suffering from Alzheimer's disease, presents the frayed, forty-year-old journal to his grandson as a college graduation gift. The saga unfolds through the fading memory of the grandfather recalling the events, and the bewildered grandson struggling frantically to absorb the wealth of unrecorded historical facts, and place them in a modern day perspective. Reading the journal and having his grandfather elaborate is therapy for the ailing grandfather, and a source of belated enlightenment for the grandson as evils of the holocaust becomes personal. But, as the reading comes to an end, so does the illness. And the grandson is left embracing the nagging realization that the nondescript "Others," so conveniently alluded to in all historical accounts of the holocaust to obscure real identities, had surreptitiously surrendered a face; a black face--his grandfather.
Come to a world thought to be barren of intelligent life forms and search with Maudie, Frank, Cricket, and Beau for the genocide occurring there.
Marvel at the boy who is not quite three while he tries to protect those he loves from the catastrophe he sees in their future.
This book is a departure from the norm of The Life Within and will bring a differing impression of Samson, who leads this novel with his strength and wisdom.