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New in Amish fiction
I am now accepting pre-orders for my book, "In Plain Sight".
You can watch the trailer here and use paypal to purchase.
All books will be personally autographed.
http://marlaynegiron.blogspot.com/201...
You can watch the trailer here and use paypal to purchase.
All books will be personally autographed.
http://marlaynegiron.blogspot.com/201...
Published on August 06, 2011 12:31
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Ever since I was a kid writing Steve Austin (Six Million Dollar Man) short stories with my best friend Lisa, I dreamt of having a book published but I never had the “big idea” until I was about 22 yea
Ever since I was a kid writing Steve Austin (Six Million Dollar Man) short stories with my best friend Lisa, I dreamt of having a book published but I never had the “big idea” until I was about 22 years old. I was listening to Amy Grant’s latest album “Fathers Eyes” and in particular to her song entitled “Fairytale” when a particular verse caught my attention: “…two princes wages the battle for eternity but The Victor has been known from the start…
Being a J.R.R. Tolkien fan, an image popped into my head: Jesus in a suit of shining armor and Satan in a suit of black armor crossing swords over “the bride”. At the time I was working as a receptionist at an ammunition factory and not always busy so to fill my time and entertain myself I would write my story on the state-of-the-art in technology back then; an IBM Selectric typewriter. My co-workers could hardly wait for each page to come out and really seemed to like it. I typed for what seemed months, rewriting ...more
Being a J.R.R. Tolkien fan, an image popped into my head: Jesus in a suit of shining armor and Satan in a suit of black armor crossing swords over “the bride”. At the time I was working as a receptionist at an ammunition factory and not always busy so to fill my time and entertain myself I would write my story on the state-of-the-art in technology back then; an IBM Selectric typewriter. My co-workers could hardly wait for each page to come out and really seemed to like it. I typed for what seemed months, rewriting ...more
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