Author's e-books - Christmas. Page - 4
Chewy and Tiger escaped into the forest in venture to find a new home, only to be swept away by a storm into a new adventure into the North Pole.
Bubba Do Good is a character created by me and is a composite of real people. I first did a series on him in 2004. I write this in the language that a country person would use. No intention misspelling I have to be true to the character.
Leonard does not realize that taking in a young couple expecting a baby will change his life, but when the baby is born the pain and anger of a twenty year old grudge melts away. Jerome is just minding his own business when an angel changes the course of his life. He finds himself part of the noisy mob waking the town to find the sign the angel told of. These two old men rediscover their time-worn friendship in the presence of a miraculous baby. And something special happens at Leonard's Inn.
Did you ever wonder why Santa insists on keeping such a huge, long, bushy beard? A young girl makes a magical discovery one day when her mom takes her to visit Santa at the department store.
A poetic tribute to Christmas trees. Written in a style that is playful, yet carries a message. A great child's book. (I think?)
A story about loss and loneliness and the fact that only the good in humen is needed for a Christmas miracle.
Chewy and Tiger escaped into the forest in venture to find a new home, only to be swept away by a storm into a new adventure into the North Pole.
Bubba Do Good is a character created by me and is a composite of real people. I first did a series on him in 2004. I write this in the language that a country person would use. No intention misspelling I have to be true to the character.
Leonard does not realize that taking in a young couple expecting a baby will change his life, but when the baby is born the pain and anger of a twenty year old grudge melts away. Jerome is just minding his own business when an angel changes the course of his life. He finds himself part of the noisy mob waking the town to find the sign the angel told of. These two old men rediscover their time-worn friendship in the presence of a miraculous baby. And something special happens at Leonard's Inn.
Did you ever wonder why Santa insists on keeping such a huge, long, bushy beard? A young girl makes a magical discovery one day when her mom takes her to visit Santa at the department store.
A poetic tribute to Christmas trees. Written in a style that is playful, yet carries a message. A great child's book. (I think?)
A story about loss and loneliness and the fact that only the good in humen is needed for a Christmas miracle.