Saturday, April 12, 2014

Recompense - a novella -- free today only at all Amazon sites

RECOMPENSE - a novella  is free today only at all Amazon sites.
 
Maurice Wilson lives in Salt River, a small town near Cape Town, South Africa. He is the son of a black father and a Caucasian mother. After the sudden death of his parents he makes the decision to move to High River, Alberta, Canada, the place of his mother’s birth in search of a sense of belonging. He becomes a Canadian citizen, is employed as a mail carrier for Canada Post. The morning of his first day on the job he meets Alison Pierce, a plain woman whose silent passions run deep. Shortly into her relationship with Maurice all her hopes for fulfillment plummet however she continues to live with him for more than twenty-five years. In their later years Maurice and Alison become acquainted with the Internet and with the Senior Befriender Chat Room. When temptation with the name of Conrad enters their lives the shared bonds of loyalty and trust are put in jeopardy. Will deception rule the day?



From the Author

Bringing two worlds together was my goal in bringing together Maurice from Salt River, Capetown, South Africa and   Alison, a postal clerk in High River, Alberta, Canada.  Cultures blend but passion is lacking.  I thought of these two people living together as a couple; not too unlike many couples who live together for years in unsatisfactory boring relationships. Then I thought what if, when they reach their senior years, something happens to wake them up?    That's when I decided to introduce Conrad and the Senior Befriender Chatroom.    Writing "RECOMPENSE' was an enjoyable challenge.  Most of us are unused to reading about senior men and women in romantic situations .......... I thought maybe it is time that I write something that will make us see our elders through new eyes. 

About the Author:

           


  "Recompense" - a novella - current rating:  #46  in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Health, Fitness & Dieting > Relationships > Love & Romance

Friday, April 11, 2014

Francesca's Confession - free today

Francesca's Confession - a short story is free today only in the Kindle Store on all Amazon sites.

In a marriage for more years than she can even remember Francesca is frustrated by her husband who spends his day sitting in the lazyboy chair watching old classic movies. Her frustration is fulfilled when she tosses the remote and hits him upside the head. Little does she know that this temper tantrum will change her life forever.

Morning Kindle Store Rating: 
#9 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Nonfiction > Parenting & Relationships > Parenting > Emotions & Feelings
  • #28 in Kindle Store > Kindle Short Reads > 15 minutes (1-11 pages) > Parenting & Relationships

  • Afternoon Kindle Store Rating:  #5 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Nonfiction > Parenting & Relationships > Parenting > Emotions & Feelings
       
  • #14 in Kindle Store > Kindle Short Reads > 15 minutes (1-11 pages) > Parenting & Relationships
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    Check out my author's page at http://www.amazon.com/author/audreyaustin

    Thursday, April 10, 2014

    When God Gives Us Spring -- Kindle and Paperback

    When God Gives Us Spring - a novella is now available in both Kindle and paperback format. This book can be purchased at all Amazon sites and the paperback is also available directly from Createspace.com

     To purchase your copy:
    CreateSpace eStore: https://www.createspace.com/4754962

    Check out my Amazon author page at http://www.amazon.com/author/audreyaustin

    When God Gives Us Spring is an historical fiction novella. Michael Custis Washington is a young black slave living on a cotton plantation in the Province of Virginia. He was born in 1802. Left an orphan at the age of five he is taken into the big house by his master, Alfred Gordon, to be trained as a house servant.

    While in this house he suffers severe emotional and sexual abuse. When he finally runs away with his wife Lucinda he is helped by the Quakers. Through the Underground Railway they reach the Elgin Settlement in Ontario, Canada. Freedom is his at last.

    But when the American Civil War breaks out in 1861 Michael chooses to join the Union Army. He works his way back to Virginia. Is he seeking justice or vengeance?


    To purchase your copy:
    CreateSpace eStore: https://www.createspace.com/4754962

    When God Gives Us Spring -- now in paperback format :-)

    When God Gives Us Spring - a novella has been doing well as a Kindle Book. I am very excited to announce that this book is now available for your reading pleasure in paperback format.

    When God Gives Us Spring is an historical fiction novella. Michael Custis Washington is a young black slave living on a cotton plantation in the Province of Virginia. He was born in 1802. Left an orphan at the age of five he is taken into the big house by his master, Alfred Gordon, to be trained as a house servant.

    While in this house he suffers severe emotional and sexual abuse. When he finally runs away with his wife Lucinda he is helped by the Quakers. Through the Underground Railway they reach the Elgin Settlement in Ontario, Canada. Freedom is his at last.

    But when the American Civil War breaks out in 1861 Michael chooses to join the Union Army. He works his way back to Virginia. Is he seeking justice or vengeance?

    To purchase your copy:
    CreateSpace eStore: https://www.createspace.com/4754962

     

    Wednesday, April 9, 2014

    The Big Book -- free today on Amazon sites

    The Big Book - a short story is free today on all Amazon sites. This story is currently #22 in Kindle Store > Kindle Short Reads > 30 minutes (12-21 pages) > Humor & Entertainment

    Forty-seven year old Gwendolyn arrives at the pearly gates. St. Peter searches and finds her name recorded in The Big Book. She is distressed to learn that she is barred entrance to Heaven. He gives her one last mission to complete on earth. Will she achieve success and be granted entry by St. Peter?

    Short stories are my pleasure to write. "The Big Book" was especially fun. I am quite convinced that God has a wonderful sense of humour and in this story my imagination clearly visualized this woman learning her life lessons in a most unique way. I hope you enjoy reading the story as much as I enjoyed writing it.

    "The Big Book" is a short story that, like Daniel, dares to stand alone. However it is also one of the 12 stories contained in short story anthology titled SOCIAL STUDIES - Book Two.

    If you enjoy this story then I hope you will check out Social Studies - Books One, Two and Three. These anthologies are available in both Kindle and Paperback format from any Amazon site or purchase the paperback copies directly from Create Space.

    To purchase Social Studies – Book One

    CreateSpace eStore: https://www.createspace.com/4712947

    To purchase Social Studies – Book Two

    CreateSpace eStore: https://www.createspace.com/4713265

    To purchase Social Studies – Book Three

    CreateSpace eStore: https://www.createspace.com/4713425

    Check out my author page http://www.amazon.com/author/audreyaustin
     
     

    Tuesday, April 8, 2014

    Weaving Alice - a short story free today on all Amazon sites

    My short story titled "Weaving Alice" is free today on all Amazon sites.

    http://www.amazon.com/author/audreyaustin will take you to my author's page.
    WEAVING ALICE is a story about a meeting on earth between personified good and evil. The mystical ending will bring a smile to your face.

    Imagine if you will a mystical, magical gift of tapestry creation powerful enough to eradicate the evil in our world. This is the gift that Alice possesses. Good versus evil told in an attention-holding manner. I had a lot of pleasure writing this suspenseful story and I hope you will enjoy it; especially the surprise ending.

    Monday, April 7, 2014

    Some of my books .. visit http://www.amazon.com/author/audreyaustin












     
    All Cover Designs by Susan Ruby K.

    Ellen and The Hummingtree -- in both Kindle and Paperback format


    I am very excited to announce that Ellen and The Hummingtree is now available in both Kindle and Paperback format from Amazon as well as directly from Createspace.com The second edition in print format has a new cover beautifully designed by Susan Ruby K. of Yuneekpix.com Visit my author page at http://www.amazon.com/author/audreyaustin

    Ellen is a woman I came to know well during the writing of my third novel Ellen and The Hummingtree. She often puzzled me yet she also had the ability to make me laugh and cry. I grew to love her. And the more I came to know her I began to realize that she truly is a composite of the many caring spiritual women I have known throughout my life. Alzheimer is a dreadful disease and Ellen's victimization is a heartbreak. My writing of Ellen and The Hummingtree comes straight from the heart. I hope you will love her as I do.

    Some reviews of Ellen and The Hummingtree:

    A GOOD read!
    By susan on January 5, 2014
    Format: Kindle Edition
    A very relatable story with an unusual twist, the connection Ellen has with others both visible and invisible is a journey into sometimes comical, sometimes intensely personal and sometimes very real and ordinary. It's an enjoyable read that left me more familiar with my own beliefs and hopes.

    The Write Read for a Wintry Afternoon
    By Phyllis Humby on February 20, 2013
    Format: Kindle Edition
    My books have been gathering dust and creating stress. Yes, it stresses me out when everything seems to take precedence over reading. Anyway, today I finished a book that I couldn't wait to receive in the mail - months ago − Ellen and the Hummingtree by Audrey Austin, a writer from Elliott Lake.

    I had the good fortune to meet Audrey online and become acquainted with her writing. If memory serves correctly, I first noticed Audrey's work on Commuterlit.com, a site that has featured my work as well.

    Ellen and the Hummingtree is an interesting book about a woman of deep faith who has a unique coping mechanism. She speaks to God. Now, I know you will argue that many of us speak to God. But Ellen believes God lives inside a large yellow quartz rock in her backyard. Oh, and of course He speaks to her too. There's a little hole in the top of the rock. Never mind, just read the book.

    It is a collection of well-written stories that weave back and forth through the emotional circumstances of a woman's life. These stories delve into her relationships as a daughter, wife, mother, grandmother, and friend. Oh, and cousin - I forgot about her cousin Marielle.

    In my opinion - only my opinion - the theme of this book is fear. I know that some of you who are familiar with this book may harrumph at that statement but a book is very personal. It's interpreted differently by each reader. That's why I love talking to my first readers. I'm fascinated by the interpretation of my work. Each person sees something different or relates with a different character. I digress (as always).

    Audrey's character, Ellen, is on her own to raise two children. Fear. Her grandson, who has a learning disability, is bullied at school. Fear. God lives in a rock in her backyard. That would scare the crap out of me. (My attempt at humour - I'm sorry)

    Ellen has many fears, as do we all. The fear of growing old and senile, the fear of having to give up a home to live in a facility. Then there is the ultimate fear. Of growing older and older and older, when all she wants is to re-unite with all the loved ones that have passed on. You do remember that I said this was strictly my opinion.

    Near the end of the book there is a chapter I Need You to Remember Me. I remember reading that story, or at least an edited version, some time ago. Please tell me, Audrey, that this was a published short story at some point. If not, I had an incredible déjà vu moment. I liked the story the first time I read it - otherwise I never would have remembered it - and it will remain indelible in my mind.

    The last chapter Time to Go Home is melancholy and poignant. I have witnessed death and thought about life after death. I appreciate Audrey Austin's rendering. This chapter was a fitting ending to a thought provoking book with a unique approach.

    Ellen and the Hummingtree by Audrey Austin; a good read for a wintry afternoon.

    Ellen and the Hummingtree
    By celticfrogreviews on February 20, 2013
    Format: Kindle Edition
    Ellen and the Hummingtree is the story of Ellen and a rock through which she speaks to God. The rock moves with her as she lives her life. Ellen doesn't have an easy life, but the rock encourages her and gives her courage. Through Ellen we meet her family and close friends, and especially the voice of God that whispers to her through the chunk of yellow quartz.

    Ellen is very human with her share of flaws. The story is as much about her learning to accept those flaws in herself and others as anything else. She grows substantially by the close of the book. There are times when I wanted to give her a good talking to, and other times when she shows grace and humility.

    Audrey has created a memorable character in Ellen. She is very well portrayed and has a wonderful complexity. The story moves back and forth in time as Ellen explores her life. The important movement isn't chronological but her development of love and faith through the rock in her garden.

    I enjoyed reading the book and would recommend it for those who like strong women characters.

    Available on all Amazon sites. Visit my author page at http://www.amazon.com/author/audreyaustin
     
    1st Edition cover by Susan Ruby K.
    of Yuneekpix.com
     
    2nd Edition cover by Susan Ruby K.
    of Yuneekpix.com
     
     

    Sunday, April 6, 2014

    Sugarville -- free today on Amazon

    Another of my short stories titled "Sugarville" is free for today only in the Kindle Store. You will find it at all Amazon sites. It is off to a good start today with its rating.

    #7 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Nonfiction > Religion & Spirituality > New Age > Mysticism

    You can check it out also at my author's page found at http://www.amazon.com/author/audreyaustin

    If you read and enjoy this story then thanks in advance for your positive review on either Amazon or Goodreads. Your reviews mean the world to me when you have enjoyed reading something I have written.

    Saturday, April 5, 2014

    Books by Audrey Austin - Canadian Author -- available through Amazon.com


    My Books .....

    My friends and family know I've been doing a lot of writing but even I am surprised to learn that if I include the short stories that dare to stand alone I now have 50 Kindle offerings. These include 5 novels; 3 novellas; 4 short story anthologies; three books for children; and Keeping It Simple which is so far my only book on personal growth. I say so far because I have plans to write more in this genre.

    These 50 include seven books which are also available in print format. All 50 are available on all Amazon sites in Kindle format and my author page is found at http://www.amazon.com/author/audreyaustin

    The seven books which are available in print format are novels titled Sara, a Canadian Saga; Moose Road, a Canadian Tragedy; Ellen and The Hummmingtree (most recent book to go into 2nd edition); Short Story anthologies titled Social Studies - Books One, Two and three and also Keeping It Simple - a personal growth manual which keeps the focus on the trinity of the 7 major chakras, meditation and psychospiritual therapy.

    I want to thank everyone who buys and reads my offerings. I very much appreciate your support and encouragement to continue. It is my plan to have Reawakening as well as The Silent Star Plus a Dozen published in print format before I continue with my next novel, my current work in progress, Crabapple Court which will be published in both Kindle and Print Format.

    Visit Amazon.com to purchase my books.

    To purchase books in print format from Createspace.com below are all the links.

    To purchase Social Studies – Book One

    CreateSpace eStore: https://www.createspace.com/4712947

    To purchase Social Studies – Book Two

    CreateSpace eStore: https://www.createspace.com/4713265

    To purchase Social Studies – Book Three

    CreateSpace eStore: https://www.createspace.com/4713425

    To purchase Moose Road – a Canadian Tragedy:

    CreateSpace eStore: https://www.createspace.com/4463611

    To purchase Sara, a Canadian Saga

    CreateSpace eStore: https://www.createspace.com/4461846

    To purchase Keeping It Simple

    CreateSpace eStore: https://www.createspace.com/4733596

    To purchase Ellen and The Hummingtree

    CreateSpace eStore: https://www.createspace.com/4743813




    Friday, April 4, 2014

    After Words ...

    My short story, "After Words" is enjoying some attention today in the Kindle Store. It is free today so you may want to check it out at any of the Amazon sites.  Or visit my author's page http://www.amazon.com/author/audreyaustin

    #5 in Kindle Store > Kindle Short Reads > 15 minutes (1-11 pages) > Romance

    Ellen and The Hummingtree available in print format ...

    I am delighted to announce that my novel titled Ellen and The Hummingtree is now once more available in paperback format. This book in its second edition is currently available from createspace.com The link to Ellen is https://www.createspace.com/4743813

    Special thanks to Susan Ruby K. of Yuneekpix.com for this beautiful new book cover.
     
    Ellen and The Hummingtree is also available in Kindle format at all Amazon sites.


    Ellen and The Hummingtree in print format will be available on Amazon sites within a few days. My author's page is http://www.amazon.com/author/audreyaustin

     

    After Words -- free today only in the Kindle Store

    One of my short stories titled "After Words" is free today only in the Kindle Store.

    Everything changed six months ago when John bought a laptop. He'd been on his way, as usual, to the movie rental store to rent his daily video. A new computer store had opened up in town. John impulsively wandered into the new store and surprised himself when he put the purchase of the laptop on his credit card. 
     
     One thing seemed to lead to another. John Rowe, a retired teacher, discovered a whole new world thanks to his new laptop. He discovered the chat room. He enjoyed chatting on-line but now it was time to meet the young woman, Mary. The widowed John is 78 years old and, sure, he exaggerated a little about his appearance, his age, his life. Did he exaggerate too much?

    #21 in Kindle Store > Kindle Short Reads > 15 minutes (1-11 pages) > Romance

    Check out my author page at http://www.amazon.com/author/audreyaustin

    Thursday, April 3, 2014

    Jie Ke's Teahouse

    The first in the family to be born in Canada Jie Ke struggles with the cultural demands of his conservative Buddhist family. He is determined to open a business called Jack's Tavern but his Grandfather has something to say about the proposition. What will Jie Ke do when he hits a wall of Chinese family tradition?
                                       
    It is quite common for children born in Canada of immigrant parents to have a struggle  when trying to convince their parents and grandparents, whose ways and traditions are a strong reflection of their cultural upbringing and background, to be more liberal in their thinking.   Most often the children rebel but sometimes, as in the case of this young man, understanding is found and the outcome can be quite surprising.            
     
    Jie Ke's Teahouse is a short story offered free today only in the Kindle Store. 
     

    Wednesday, April 2, 2014

    Quest for Cammirand - a short story

    One of my short stories in Kindle Format is offered free today only on all Amazon sites.  "Quest for Cammirand"

    Current rating: #24 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Mystery, Thriller & Suspense > Mystery > Private Investigators
    #50 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Mystery, Thriller & Suspense > Crime Fiction > Murder
     
    End of day rating:  #22 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Mystery, Thriller & Suspense > Mystery > Private Investigators
  • #33 in Kindle Store > Kindle Short Reads > 30 minutes (12-21 pages) > Mystery, Thriller & Suspense


  •  Peter Lowenza is an insurance investigator in search of a woman, Cammirand Gauthier, whose husba...nd Jessie Gauthier has died. Cammirand is beneficiary of his estate and stands to inherit millions of dollars. She had been abandoned by her parents at an early age, abused and deceived by her husband, Jessie Gauthier, who was known to be a ruthless businessman. Rumour has it he was also an abusive husband. Is this why Cammirand has disappeared? It is the insurance investigator's job to find her. What happened to Cammirand Gauthier? Peter sets out on a quest.

    Visit my author page at http://www.amazon.com/author/audreyaustin

    Tuesday, April 1, 2014

    "Ellen and The Hummingtree" will soon be in print format once again ....

    I'm happy to announce that very soon "Ellen and The Hummingtree" will be once again available in print format.

    Some of my books that are currently available in paperback format as well as in Kindle format are:
    Social Studies - Books One, Two and Three
    ...
    To purchase Social Studies – Book One
    CreateSpace eStore: https://www.createspace.com/4712947

    To purchase Social Studies – Book Two
    CreateSpace eStore: https://www.createspace.com/4713265

    To purchase Social Studies – Book Three
    CreateSpace eStore: https://www.createspace.com/4713425

    My most recent novel Moose Road - a Canadian Tragedy
    To purchase:
    CreateSpace eStore: https://www.createspace.com/4463611

    To purchase my first novel,, Sara, a Canadian Saga
    CreateSpace eStore: https://www.createspace.com/4461846

    To purchase Keeping It Simple
    CreateSpace eStore: https://www.createspace.com/4733596

    All these books and more are also available at all Amazon sites. Visit my author page at http://www.amazon.com/author/audreyaustin

    I have a few paperback copies on hand of my second novel REAWAKENING. If you wish to purchase a copy please message or email me. audrey@persona.ca

     
    Cover Design, Susan Ruby K. of Yuneekpix.com
     

    Monday, March 31, 2014

    Moose Road - a Canadian Tragedy ...


    These ratings are fickle but the Kindle Edition of Moose Road - a Canadian Tragedy is currently #1 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Literature & Fiction > Drama & Plays > Tragedy
    #46 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Arts & Photography >... Theater 
     
       


     Check it out at my author page: http://www.amazon.com/author/audreyaustin

    Here are some reviews of Moose Road - a Canadian Tragedy. Thanks for your positive reviews on Amazon and Goodreads

    "I grabbed your book and headed for bed. This was about 7:30.
    I turned out the light just after midnight.
    I couldn't put it down!
    ... Your characters are so real and believable! I absolutely fell in love with the Road, and Santo's dad, Arthur broke my heart and I think we all know someone a little like Eunice...
    Just wonderful!
    I liked how you interjected the Road's thoughts midway, and I liked the ending!
    The story is riveting. I felt like I knew these people!"

    Susan Ruby K.

    A review by Lucy Ann Spence:

    "WOW !!! Just finished reading this fabulous book...Audrey, you have a winner here...thoroughly enjoyed it and held

    my attention right to the end...."


    Moose Road is an exciting story and the characters living on the same road were all so down to earth, and it is a story you will not want to put down

    until you have finished reading it as I know I couldn't. There has been a lot of research put into this story and the author is to be commended on her

    great work. Eleanor Lambert.


    Shared thoughts about Moose Road - a Canadian Tragedy from Jean Gracie Anderson:

    I am loving it! I am so amazed at your thought processes in putting such a book together! What a gift from God!


    By

    The Brit "KC"

    This review is from: Moose Road a Canadian Tragedy (Kindle Edition)
    I give four stars for a really good story.
    Who is to blame for the Moose Road Tragedy? Can Moose Road itself tell us?
    Listen to the seven families as they give their accounts for what happened.
    Do they blame each other? What conclusions do the insurance investigators draw?
    Who does the judge blame? And why is murder committed after the enquiry?
    To find out, you have to read, Moose Road.
    It is a really good story.

    From the Author

    2012 was spent writing Moose Road - a Canadian Tragedy. Here in my home town of Elliot Lake, Ontario, Canada we had recently suffered great losses due to a mall collapse which killed two people, injured others and of course deprived many of their jobs and businesses.

    Moose Road is not about this mall collapse however my frame of mind while writing this story was influenced by all that was going on around me. And of course an Inquiry was happening here in the real world and I realized the importance to many of placing blame for what had occurred.

    This was the bedrock of Moose Road - a Canadian Tragedy. My thought was what if no one is to blame? What if it were an accident? And, indeed, on Moose Road there is the accident between the snow plow and the school bus. There is an investigation; an inquiry and judgment is made. But what happens once this decision is made by the Judge is what shocks the small Town of Mansey and fills headlines across the nation.

    I put my heart and soul into the characters who live along Moose Road. They became very real to me and I sometimes had a hard time keeping up with them.

    I hope you enjoy the story.



    Friday, March 28, 2014

    Social Studies - Book Two -- Free today only in Kindle Format ...

    To promote my newest books Social Studies - Books One, Two and Three I am offering free today only the Kindle Edition of Social Studies - Book Two.

    Kindle Best Sellers Rating: #68 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Literature & Fiction > Literary Fiction

    Social Studies - Book Two is part of a trilogy of short story anthologies focusing on social issues.

    SOCIAL STUDIES - Book Two sub-titled "Shattered and Broken" is a compilation of 12 short stories with the focus on social issues including such subjects as spousal abuse, elder abuse, child abuse, and animal welfare.

    I have written in this trilogy of anthologies about contemporary topics that sadly are far too common in the world in which we live.

    From the Author

    SOCIAL ISSUES - Book Two sub-titled "Shattered and Broken Plus Eleven" is a compilation of 12 short stories with the focus on social issues including such subjects as spousal abuse, elder abuse, child abuse, and animal welfare.

    I have drawn from my experience as counselor and psychospiritual practitioner in order to write and compile this trilogy of anthologies about contemporary topics that sadly are far too common in the world in which we live.

    This trilogy of anthologies is available in both Kindle format and in print format on all Amazon sites as well as from createspace.com

    To purchase Social Studies – Book One

    CreateSpace eStore: https://www.createspace.com/4712947

    To purchase Social Studies – Book Two

    CreateSpace eStore: https://www.createspace.com/4713265

    To purchase Social Studies – Book Three

    CreateSpace eStore: https://www.createspace.com/4713425


     
     

    Meet Wayne Ollick; Author of THE OVERVIEWER

    THE OVERVIEWER by Wayne Ollick
     
    This book is as timely as it could get! Today's political world is extremely polarized, pitting friend against friend and even brother against brother. The last time such polarization existed in the United States was just prior to the Civil War! Our situation today is like that of a bubble in that most people are oblivious to it and will continue to be until it bursts. The Overviewer explains what has happened to make us this way, warns of the calamity that could occur if we do not make changes in our thinking and lays out in detail what must be done to achieve those changes.


    From the Author

    The dawning of a new 'Age of Enlightenment'.
    [The first 'Age of Enlightenment' occurred in the 1700s and was characterized by a strong usage of reason to challenge and change long-standing beliefs and practices that had led humankind to a perilous state, the same kind of state that we are in today!]

    From the Back Cover

    Today's world is confusing for most everyone. The Overviewer sees how we got where we are and puts our complicated life into perspective.

    THE BABY BOOMERS. THEIR CHILDREN AND THEIR CHILDREN'S CHILDREN HAVE GROWN UP UNDER CIRCUMSTANCES UNPARALLELED IN OUR HISTORY, CIRCUMSTANCES THAT HAVE TURNED OUR COUNTRY UPSIDE DOWN! NOW THE OVERVIEWER REVEALS THEIR PLIGHT, THAT WHICH EVEN THEY ARE NOT AWARE!
     
     
    Wayne Ollick's book is available in both Kindle and Print format at all Amazon Sites
    and Print format from Createspace.com