Let Go, let go and live

Holding by the last thread of life

a breath lost

in the audible breeze

teasing with adventures upon its breast

Let go, let go and live

there is nothing in life to fear

for at the end of the road

waiting with open heart 

a tear maybe two

our destiny measured in breaths

each one gratefully renewing our existence

in the blink of an eye

the road travels beneath our feet

the wind sings

of our wild spirit and loving heart

emerging from the earthly circle

the leaf

one surely beautifully unlike another

feeds and nurtures

all that exists in the world

from the beginning until eternity

it hangs

golden orange and curling

accepting the cycle

as the audible breeze whispers with confidence

Let go and fly with me

as it rises first up

before catching the currents

living life without fear

of the adventure foretold millions of years ago

all start the same

all end in their own time

Let go.

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Free Download of "Ghosts of Tomorrow" this weekend

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Saturday August 25th and Sunday August 26th

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A love story in the middle of the Pacific during WW2

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Ghosts of Tomorrow - The Rear Admiral and the Doctor

My 15th Romantic Novel steps away from my favorite historical period

of the Civil War and into the arena of the Pacific Theater

during WWII and particularly the invasion and occupation of the Islands

by the Japanese Imperial Army.

After the death of her father, Doctor Bailey Willow falls into a very

abusive marriage to an older man.  She flees her husband's reach and makes the decision to

disappear forever if necessary knowing that her trust funds are safe

from him getting his hands on the money.  Bailey makes her way to the Philippines

to look for the mother who abandoned her at birth.  Running into resistance

from the villagers who helped raise her, she started searching the

small remote islands.  The Japanese Imperial Army attacked the Philippines

within days of the attack at Pearl Harbor and soon occupied

most of the islands in the Pacific Rim.  Bailey decides to remain on the remote

island until the war was over feeling that it gave her the safe haven that she needed.

The war, however, was not about to let her live in peace.

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