Showing posts with label Alabama literature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alabama literature. Show all posts

Friday, June 22, 2018

Ah minna hoe!


"Ah minna hoe! Ah minna hoe!" 

Can you translate these mysterious words into everyday English? When you read  Sweet Music on Moonlight Ridge, you'll know just what it means! 


Then, to continue the adventures and revelations, read The Witches of Moonlight Ridge, and find out how the legend and tragedy of Alfred Noyes' poem, "The Highwayman," is linked to the 1950s Alabama backwoods.



You may also meet the three weird sisters who are rumored to haunt the mysterious place called Cat Bluff, situated high above Moonlight Ridge and the pleasant town called Eden.



And what about that dog?





Sunday, October 29, 2017

Moonlight and Witches at North Shelby Library



October 24th at the North Shelby Library


On Tuesday evening I was honored to present a Moonlight Ridge program at the beautiful North Shelby Library. We had a lively discussion about magic, mysteries, childhood adventures, and Halloween happenings. It's always such a pleasure to connect with readers who find delight in Lily Claire and WillieT.'s extraordinary escapades and recall unique childhood memories of their own. 

Thanks to Michelyn Reid for inviting me to North Shelby County, for the warm hospitality, and the enjoyable get-together.


Monday, June 20, 2016

Summer Reading - Sweet Music


Sweet Music on Moonlight Ridge
An adventure is waiting for you on Moonlight Ridge!

Catch up with eight-year-old cousins,Willie T. and Lily Claire, 
in their summer escapades out on the mountain 
overlooking a small Alabama town called Eden.

and get ready for book two, 
The Witches of Moonlight Ridge, coming this fall.

Available from Amazon and Barnes & Noble






Monday, September 28, 2015

Moonlighting With Marsupials


I recently had the pleasure of attending the first annual Local Authors' Book Signing Extravaganza at Bessemer Public Library in Bessemer, Alabama. What an enjoyable day it was!

Couldn't take a live marsupial into the library, so here I am with Pascal the Possum, from my extensive collection of possumables.

I'm looking forward to an exciting autumn season and all the fun holidays ahead of us. Now is a perfect time to get your copy of the newly issued edition of Sweet Music on Moonlight Ridge, and get ready for the sequel, The Witches of Moonlight Ridge, full of surprises and coming soon!