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Comment by Ronald Feasel on July 4, 2011 at 7:43am

My two fiction novels are available on Smashwords and Kindle. One is a crime fiction the other a science fiction

http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/41004

http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/70612

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004ZG66XU

 

 

Comment by Holly Weiss on October 13, 2010 at 8:51am

Crestmont, a historical fiction gem set in the 1920s by Holly Weiss.
The one thing I didn't like about this book was that it ended! I was intrigued with the lives of Gracie and the staff at the Inn. I loved the characters and the fact that Eagles Mere and the Crestmont Inn are real.
— Tammy awarded Crestmont 5 stars on Goodreads, Sept 2, 2010

“Be transported to the 1920s with ease. Holly Weiss has a fluid, descriptive talent that allows you to become absorbed in the story. She has shown considerable skill in her debut novel.”
— Cheryl A. Heinrichs of AllBooks Review rated Crestmont 5 stars on Amazon, Sept. 28, 2010

“I really enjoyed reading this book and was sorry when it ended. The characters were very real and enduring…The author did a nice job of weaving several plot lines and including the period detail, which was fascinating, but not overbearing. The book has a little bit of everything: history, romance, mystery. But fans of historical fiction especially will like this book. The universal theme of a young adult trying to break free of familial constraints in order to find their way in the world would even appeal to teens. I highly recommend it.”
—Tina Toglia, PhD, Library Media Specialist at Rome Free Academy, Rome, NY, rated Crestmont 5 stars on Sept. 26, 2010
“Crestmont is a beautifully compiled novel that not only reflects the changes that occur in the lives of the characters but also…those associated with the lovely Crestmont Inn… one of those great timeless stories that captures hopes, dreams, and determination all wrapped-up in the cozy embrace of love. I truly enjoyed this book. Not only was Gracie’s story intriguing, but I also enjoyed the back-story of the Inn as well. If you are interested in cozy little books that offer a plethora of emotions then Crestmont is the book for you. I would compare this book to a time-capsule that was just opened allowing you to peek inside a different time and place…I loved this book.”
—Angela Simmons of Review the Book awarded Crestmont 5 stars on Sept. 28, 2010

Comment by Kim Wilson on November 3, 2009 at 9:23pm

Can you hear me now!!! Here comes One OOWEE Under GOD, with personal and dramatic POETRY (A LIFE IN NO SPECIFIC ORDER & A LIFE GETTING IN SPECIFIC ORDER), gripping and venting SHORT STORIES (PEACE, BE STILL) and a blazing novel titled The Spices In Life; it's becoming soooooooooooo amazing.

January 2010 will sum up all my literary hardknocks up to this point. My creativeness touching on everything that I hope to become and, what has taken me so long in getting there (here). Had it not been for the Lord on my side, I don't know where I'd be, I can guess though; let's see, locked up or locked under.

Days don?t look as
glorious when
your heart?s
been shattered.
It seems
time takes,
as the itty
bitty ?peaces?
struggle to
get together
again.
I looked
out into
the sunshine
and saw
nothing;
but light.
The grass
seemed to
get greener
in an instant.
I thought
it was light
blue shaded
with whites
and grays
and birds;
the sky.
Kim Wilson
OOWEE

Take a tad of time and look a sista' up:-)
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Love YA!

FREEDOM
I wanted to be left feeling invisible because to remember would be unfeeling; compassionately socializing with the enemy shouldn't deliberately weigh on my feelings. Why would my sanity truly depend on your survival; that can't be. Why can't the feelings of being down have its window shut; spilling to the ground. The explanation of when I rage; has been shut up so long that I've forgotten the rules and pleasures to openness; if there's really still a place for me. The only thing that's changed is that the applause is only quieter. The bright lights of 'insane'; frightening nights is what my soul knows to be forgotten amongst the sane. I try not to weep or willow but out-casted is, as out-casted does. Don't cry for me because I hide part the way; let's get it straight. My forgetting my whole self because I have been born again and again and again and...; I ain't mad, I go on. How do you unscramble a rattled mind that's struggling to be born again with the hope I have left; I've lived in the flesh, now die in the Word. God has plans for me, as soon as I figure at what they are.
Kim Wilson
OOWEE

Still LOVE YA!