Nanny Doodle Books

 Jeff Owenby

 http://www.freewebs.com/theozone

The Horseman’s Daughter is a sweeping tale of love, tragedy, inspiration, and awe rich with family and personal hardship.

“Wild Carl” Simpson was a ten-time world champion cowboy. His seven-year old daughter Carla Jane dreams of nothing else but being a professional rodeo star.

Through years of triumph, Carla Jane continues toward stardom and an eventual world championship.

Then, when a freak rodeo accident nearly kills her, Carla falls into a months-long coma, seeing firsthand “the mysterious valley of death where people cross over.” Permanently impaired, she faces the reality that she must learn how to rebuild her life and carry on.

The Horseman’s Daughter is an odyssey that begins with the magnificent expanse of Texas to the green and spacious landscapes of Oregon, featuring a cast of unforgettable characters and boasting one of the most powerful and unforgettable conclusions of all time.

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W. Ruth Roberts

http://www.freewebs.com/guitarmanbooksongscd

What drives a great musician? Is it the music? Or is it a desire to achieve excellence and overcome adversity?

Take the journey with Lonnie Redman from childhood abuse to living his dream on stage at the Opry. Share his sadness, happiness, and loneliness. Follow him as he moves through life, gains courage, and learns how to forgive. Go on the road with him for the first time. Travel back to his roots with him and eavesdrop, as he forgives the father he never knew.

Although Guitar Man is a work of fiction, it is based on actual events in the life of the author’s husband. Lonnie Redman’s story will remind the reader that each musician on any stage today, yesterday, or tomorrow has a past and a future separate from the music—but never without the music.

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Fear grips Margaret Underwood when she receives a telegram informing her that her husband's plane was shot down over Europe in May, 1944. For several agonizing months she receives no further word from the government. She and her three children, twins Donny and Debbie, her youngest son, and Brad, pray for his safe return. Brad, who has a mental impairment from a head injury, made Angels In The Snow for his Daddy to see when he flew over their home before the war. Brad develops pneumonia from exposure to the extreme wet and cold while making a snow angel to guide his Daddy home from the war. A family friend arranges for a mercy flight for penicillin. The dreaded second telegram arrives at the Underwood home while they are at the hospital with Brad. The twins, afraid it's notification of their father's death, conceal the telegram from their mother.

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 ISBN: 1-59129-756-7, 150 pages  $16.95

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