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When an elderly woman wakes in a nursing home, she finds herself not only in a strange place, but discovers she is a thousand miles from her home. There seems to be only hopelessness for Nellie Bell. There is that box in the corner of her small room that someone was kind enough to leave, and among the scant mementos of her life, she finds her journal.
There's magic in that old journal, not just for Nellie, but for the other residents of Beacon Manor. Join Nellie on her voyage of self-discovery, and escape with her in the yellowed pages of her journal, as you travel along through, The Flowers of Reminiscence.
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Unlike any Christmas story before, the second book in the series of The Flynn City Egg Man is another romp through Appalachia. This time it is Christmas, 1971. An eccentric peddler, a reluctant hero, and the rest of the gang meet up again in a town that is short on holiday magic.
Christmas is coming to Flynn City, and it seems everyone needs a miracle. Especially, the Flynn City Egg Man. His investment in the "Claser," results in all of his assets seized and he finds himself broke. Angry, he takes it out on an iguana, in a town that worships the reptile. Now, he finds himself in a Mexican jail.
Easter 1969' is coming to the Appalachian town of Flynn City, and no one is any more excited than The Flynn City Egg Man.The eccentric peddler can finally make amends to the townsfolk for all his bad business dealings. He has a plan to have the best Easter ever, and hopefully the most profitable hawking his Easter goodies.
This novel is a romp through Appalachia with rumors of kidnapping, murder, and mayhem in a part of the coal patch everyone would love to leave. Just how far will some people go to escape the dying town? Recommended for readers of all ages.
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