Everyday Truth of a Rainbow Woman
When I was a little girl at my parents’ house on Oak Street, I either woke from my sleep or was already awake. I do not remember which was true. I do remember crying out and my father coming into the room to sit by the side of my bed, comforting me. “I saw a dragon,” I said.
My father calmly said that there was no dragon in the room and stayed with me until I was no longer afraid.
Cabin Lessons: A River
A woman begins anew after leaving her house and husband with her teenage son still in the home. With great hope she becomes involved with another man. More changes ensue and she ends up in her parents’ home where she becomes introspective about her past and present.
Cabin Lessons: Reflections
In Reflections, the second book of the Cabin Lessons series, Grace returns to her childhood home to live with her parents and prepare for her divorce. While there, she reaches for her son, Justin, with calls and letters. Through writing, Grace expresses her sadness about being separated from Justin and her fears of starting life anew after years of marriage, and finds a way to trust in the light that promises peace.