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My heart overflows with a good theme; my tongue is the pen of a ready writer. PSALM 45: l NASBJesus has been my instructor with divine grace; this is a book about my life. This book back in 1968, without the knowledge of what God had laid out for me in the future. Later in my life, I would pray, almost every night, talking to Jesus. He is my best friend. I would get ready for bed and sleep for a while only to be awakened to a thought in my head that had to be written down. I would sleep for a few more hours, get up, and jot down more notes. I would gather up the notes every morning of the next day. God was trying to tell me something and Jesus was my instructor.God has given me a spirit of divine love all my life. I knew from the time my Mother and Father conceived me that God was in me. Just as a newborn baby, so is God's love. I know that God is in my life every minute, every hour and every day! I didn't realize it before my illness, but God knew exactly what was going to happen to me, when it was going to happen and where it was going to happen. He handled it with His divine spirit and his righteousness. He knew I would grow up in a small town and marry my high school sweetheart, have two beautiful children and give my life to Jesus. He knew I would have 6 precious grandchildren. But most of all he knew the difficult times I would go through, the sickness and pain that my body would endure. But through it all he was with me every step of the way. He was with me through brain biopsies, strokes, and surgeries. He was with my doctors and my family through the difficult times, when they were told I probably wouldn't survive. But he had a plan! That is what my book is about how from my very beginning as a little child to the present God has had a plan for me. This is what I want to share with others; that if we are willing to be His vessel He will be with us every step of the way. God planned my life this way; it was not my time to die. I am so thankful for God's help because I have a lot of things to say and do. Lord; remind me how brief my time is on this earth. Remind me that my days are numbered, and that my life is fleeting away. I am here on this earth for just a little while. Praises to the glory of God! It is because of Him that I have written this book. I want to share with others what God has done in my life and what He can do in yours. This is a powerful book about forgiveness, obedience, grace and healing. It is a beautiful depiction of how loving God and loving others can bring you to Christ. I am a miracle of the Lord Jesus Savior. Praise the Lord!

THE NEWCOMERS Since the production of "These Memories I Leave To You" in 2003, the descendants of other early settlers have made available fascinating materials about their own families. This information has formed a new patchwork quilt about our community. The materials were too compelling not to develop another book about Port Sydney and Mary Lake. Chief among these resources is a diary describing the trip from England to Port Sydney in 1869 and a captivating diary about life in the village in the 1890's. The redoubtable Bill Clarke has generously provided his encyclopedic knowledge which brings these materials to life.

Peter Spandeau is destined to inherit the Havlan kingdom on the planet Travan, a rich mining colony. However, he makes his appearance as a pawn in a game of conquest.Taban, the Sa Hatas high master, stood at the large window gazing at the nearby Patwa volcano. His plain indigo robe cast a shadow that stretched to the feet of his Tepesian host. He considered Dr. Ismon's question and a thousand possible replies. "The future of the young man is uncertain," Taban hedged, shifting his gaze to the Sesovan desert."Sa Hatas boast of being able to discern the future. Could it be you are a fake? Do you think I would hesitate to destroy the woman you have come here to save?"Taban spun around, enraged. "I did not come here; you came to our sacred mountain hoping to blackmail the people of Havla. You have no right to hold her against her will! You have no right to threaten her this way!"

He was an ordinary citizen, perhaps a schoolteacher, but nonetheless an enigma, who followed his country's armies into that holocaust called The War Between The States. Compelled by a sense of obligation, the author chronicled neither great battles nor the deeds of generals but instead focused on the experiences of those who bore the war's greatest costs-the soldiers who fought it and the common people who endured it. For too long, owing to the many misleading myths propagated in the North about the Southern "Cause" and afterwards promoted by the general culture (via entertainment and formal education), he's been made the war's villain. "Johnny Reb" was as genuinely American as any soldier in blue. He fought doggedly and ultimately against overwhelming odds for the Southern states in what he perceived and believed was the defense of the Constitution as he and learned men then interpreted it. The war never truly resolved the Constitutional issue of states' rights versus federal authority, having merely stifled the debate via force of arms. No one knows his ultimate fate, but those he wrote about no longer remain anonymous In the Beauty of the Lilies.