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| COMING HOME and THE WINDS OF TIME
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Romantic instrumental music inspired by life on Mackinac Island. "Beautiful music. It sounds so much like the soundtrack of a movie that I can't help but
create pictures in my mind as I hear the songs. The music is so deeply moving and passionate.
I've never come across another CD like it."
"Such moving music. And I love the way the sounds
of Mackinac Island are tastefully interwoven with the music."
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| AMY'S FLOWERS
A poignant love story of tragedy and hope.
Each day, people unknown to each other make decisions
that cause their lives to converge. Sometimes these convergences
can be catastrophic, and sometimes healing. John Harrison, a writer
from Northern Michigan, and police officer Natalie Hebert, a Cajun
uprooted from Southern Louisiana, experience both in
Michigan's Les Cheneaux Islands.
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A LOVE OF TIME
A story of romance and time travel, action and adventure, that spans three eras of Mackinac Island's history. “There is a love that surpasses romantic love. It is called sacrificial love. And it is the most romantic love that I have ever known.” David Andrews had never felt at home, that is, until he came to Mackinac Island — a place where time seemed to stand still, a place reminiscent of simpler days. But a journey back in time shows him those days were not so simple. Will the love he finds in the past make his perilous journey worthwhile?
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MEMOIRS OF A TRUMPSTER Since the 2016 presidential election, many on the Left (and on the Right) are still in denial. They can’t accept that they lost the election, or if they do accept it, they still don’t know the real reasons why they lost.
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This novella is permanently out-of-print and is not available from WindTime Publications. MEMOIRS OF ELISEThis proposed sequel/prequel to Somewhere in Time was inspired by the movie's poignant opening scene. In this scene Elise McKenna sits alone in the darkness waiting for her opportunity to give a young playwright, Richard Collier, a watch, and to utter the enigmatic words, "Come back to me." The underlying emotion of the scene, and possibly of the entire film, comes from the fact that she had been waiting for this day for sixty years!
• What had Elise been through in those sixty years?
Memoirs of Elise answers these questions in a manner that is loyal to the original story. Come back with me! (Click Here to read the background and reviews of Memoirs of Elise.) |
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