1- THE GLASS ROOM 2- THE SPIRIT STONE -3-BEAR HUGS-4- BELIEVE
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The Glass Room, “ Well Dad, I guess you are wondering why I felt the need to fly down here to speak to you. To make a long story short, I am broke and homeless. I lost my job. The real estate company I worked for closed down. Everything I owned was repossessed. I don’t even have a car to hunt for another job.
The Spirit Stone, “A cool dip in the creek and then she could sleep only as she stepped to the bank did she see him in the dim light; strong, muscular, bronze skin clothed only in his breech cloth. So surprised, she could not move as she stood there in her nakedness while he looked her up and down.
Bear Hugs, “She was frightened when she realized she was not with her family. She didn’t know which way to go. She called but no one answered her. What could she do?
Believe: As Billy stood by her bedside, he knew she had only minutes left to live. She could hardly get the word out. Billy put his ear next to her mouth so he could hear her. “Believe,” was her last word with her last breath.
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The Glass Room While the failing economy is hurting our youth, our adults, and our senior citizens, will it also cause true lovers to be separated from each other.
The Spirit Stone Forefather’s forefathers' as far back as the legend goes, tells of a spirit stone, but never had one ever been seen. Is it possible that now between enemy Indian Tribes could such a stone hold their spirits together?
Bear Hugs Could the strong love a child has for all animals save her when she becomes lost in an unfamiliar forest?
Believe Billy’s aunt told him, “You have to believe in yourself before anyone can believe in you.”
Other books by Beverly Machado
Judge Me Not
Caught Between Good And Evil
About the Author
Beverly Machado was born and raised in New Orleans, Louisiana. In later years she moved to Picayune, Mississippi where she is now living. Her passion in life has always been in writing. She is currently working on her seventh novel.