Safe Haven Again

Jim decides to go to the city to become an acknowledged pianist which is something he can’t do in Safe Haven and gets help from Jasper and R. J.

R. J. and Jasper are selected by one of Jasper’s clients to become guardians for her grandson Jonathan; whose parents are killed in an auto accident.

He’s told by Debbie this is the way that his Aunt Marcie lost her parents too.

Jasper finds a judge that will give Jonathan to R. J. and Jasper after a thirty day trial if all four people agree.

Jonathan thinks it’s great as he finds much to say against the females he’s known.  Starting with Eve!

At my birth I was given the name Wilda, a name comprised of the beginning of my father's name (Wilbur) and the ending of my mother's name (Ada). It couldn't have been much better for an inventive child. Several of my teachers found pronouncing it differently (Wild-a) drew attention to my need of discipline.

I found telling stories to be an attention getter and often had an audience. This carried on into school where when asked to write stories, I found an abundance of subjects.  As a result, I received very good grades. I have found writing entertaining and also time consuming. I have friends that remind me to write and also tell me whether I need to cross a T or dot an I. These are friends that are supportive and one doesn't want to forget them.

I am the youngest of three children and was brought up in Chicago, Illinois where I attended school. My father, an employee of the Milwaukee Railroad, made it possible for me to travel to Minneapolis each summer to visit relatives. Thus I was familiar with Minneapolis when I moved here with my husband and three children hoping to cure him of his alcoholism.

I remarried and am now carrying a Swedish name, a gift from my deceased husband.