author - "John C. Laird"
Suffering from an inferiority complex, Amy had limited opportunities to upstage her smug, always right and never wrong, husband. But now, she had found a way…
Helping her father in his recession-crippled, charter fishing business, Becky prayed that the dwindling salmon population would someday return...
It was a dream come true; a beautiful woman had chosen him over everyone else. But the line between dreams and nightmares is a fine one. . .
A full life—one filled with good deeds, accomplishments and many friends. And yet, the old man was still alone. The reason, his one regret, was kept safely hidden deep inside. Until Christmas Eve…
An old man and a young woman, brought together by their separate journeys through life.
What were the odds that they would find love, happiness and a future together?
A mother loses her only child to a devastating illness. How does she mend the frayed ends of her life and move on? Or can she? And what of her husband?
Andrew was a very successful ‘womanizer’, the envy of all his single friends. For Andrew and his chauvinistic view of women, they were only good for one thing.
But change occurs when and where you least expect it…
Suffering from an inferiority complex, Amy had limited opportunities to upstage her smug, always right and never wrong, husband. But now, she had found a way…
Helping her father in his recession-crippled, charter fishing business, Becky prayed that the dwindling salmon population would someday return...
It was a dream come true; a beautiful woman had chosen him over everyone else. But the line between dreams and nightmares is a fine one. . .
A full life—one filled with good deeds, accomplishments and many friends. And yet, the old man was still alone. The reason, his one regret, was kept safely hidden deep inside. Until Christmas Eve…
An old man and a young woman, brought together by their separate journeys through life.
What were the odds that they would find love, happiness and a future together?
A mother loses her only child to a devastating illness. How does she mend the frayed ends of her life and move on? Or can she? And what of her husband?
Andrew was a very successful ‘womanizer’, the envy of all his single friends. For Andrew and his chauvinistic view of women, they were only good for one thing.
But change occurs when and where you least expect it…