The dreams, the pain, the longing, the alone, the fears, the abuse, the love, the forgiveness of the survivor. The beauty, the strength, the memories of ordinary people in our lives. A homeless woman and her friends who abandoned her. A young man who cannot leave his room for fear. A "special" friend who whispers he did not think "special" was a good thing. Poems telling a story of fear, love, hatred, abuse, mental illness, depression, homelessness, the pain of loss, and the beauty of the invisible around us.

Whispers in the Wind is a collection of poems written by the author over three decades. Each section is prefaced with an introduction creating an intimate connection between author and reader. Photographs for the most part are of the author's family and home.

From birth these two mustangs must struggle to survive. One being attacked by the big cat. Running from a prairie fire. Trying to survive the long winter. Being seperated from his friend, is he doomed to die of starvation on the prairie? Will he ever find his friend? His biggest struggle however, is to survive his encounter with the "two legged ones"-------Man. Journey with this wild mustang across the plains and into the dark pine tree forest. What will he find there?

Rani, a human girl with Naga blood, discovers a hidden connection between the human and Naga realms through dreams and visions. Guided by the whispers of the Serpent, she ventures into the Nagaloka, the serpent kingdom, to break a curse that plagues both worlds. Facing trials and dangers, Rani befriends Maya, a young Naga, and learns to control the ancient power within her. With Maya's help, she confronts the Naga Queen and discovers the source of the curse – a corrupted Heart of the Nagaloka. Rani embarks on a perilous journey to purify the Heart, facing corrupted creatures and challenging riddles. With the help of Kalidas, a wise Naga survivor, she succeeds in restoring the Heart and breaking the curse. Years later, a new threat emerges – the Shadow Weaver. Rani assembles a team of humans and Nagas to face this new enemy and protect the balance between realms. They face numerous challenges, ultimately defeating the Shadow Weaver and ensuring peace once more. Decades pass, and Rani, now an elder, senses a new disturbance in the world. The whispers of the Serpent have fallen silent, replaced by an unsettling silence. A new entity, the Devourer, threatens to consume all existence. Rani leads a diverse group on a desperate quest to reach the nexus point between worlds before the Devourer arrives. They face incredible dangers and ultimately use their combined skills and the power of life itself to repel the Devourer. Though the threat is neutralized, Rani and her companions know their fight is far from over. They become the guardians of balance, forever vigilant against the encroaching darkness and forever the bridge between worlds.

This collection of poetry is an eclectic mix of sonnets, rondeaus, villanelles, cinquains, nonets, free verse, and much more. This is poetry that speaks to the mind as well as the heart. Like a treasure trove, there is a little something for everyone here...

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Where will the wind blow next? New York City, 1871. Fourteen-year-old Dane Weston comes home to an empty apartment. A gang of teenage boys has murdered his family, shattering his dream of becoming a doctor. Driven to the streets with other homeless waifs, Dane’s new occupation is begging for food. Worse things await—misunderstandings, imprisonment, and separation from his pretty orphan friend, Tharyn. The gentle breezes of the country seem worlds away, but still they sigh the poor boy’s name. . .

Aithan is now the king of Zeruko. He, and his twin sister Myra, ascended the throne after their father had died. According to many, King Daemon—ruler of Tentazoa and archenemy of Zeruko—murdered the late king. Despite the claims, Robb refuses to believe in his father’s death. With the desire to bring his father home, Aithan leaves Zeruko in the hands of Myra. Alongside his trusted friend Spion, Aithan travels to the realms of the universe through the magic of raindrops. From the hazardous trip behind enemy lines to the festive East Asian-esque Meihua; from the kingdom hovering above the clouds to the military-driven Bevattna; from the heterogeneous society of a tunnelled realm to Aithan’s duel with the heir of Tentazoa, every step in his journey uncovers a gem of his past, present, and future. And in one foresight, Aithan learns the daunting fate of Zeruko that recharts his quest and redefines his role as king.

Zip Collin's troubled son, Boyd, is in prison for murdering his girlfriend Henrietta Davis.He writes to his father and to a mystery lovers group pleading for help to prove that he isn't guilty. This launches a search into the past and the uncovering of several potential suspects. Will one of them prove guilty and bring about Boyd's release or is Boyd guilty after all? The search leads into hazardous waters.

Collin MacLaine won luxley manor fair and square in a card game, and he has arrived to take over the isolated estate where he plans to immerse himself in his writing. But he's not prepared for the enchanting beauty he finds dancing on the walls of the castle ruins. Silhouetted in the moonlight, she moves with the grace of an angel, her long hair gleaming silver, the very picture of a fairy tale princess.