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Rendevous Rock
Rendevous Rock
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THIS IS SUCH A WELL-WRITTEN BOOK WITH FIVE-STAR REVIEWS, a captivating story readers have a difficult time putting down, and who recommend it be made into a movie!
Witches are never young.
We come, we go, we return again, but we are never young.
To be a witch is to be as old as the forests,as old as life itself.
While vacationing in the mountains, Eric meets an unusual girl, Susan, who has sparkling, emerald eyes that are so unusually captivating. They are a unique, singular shade of green and seem to be imbued with an ancient fire that even a spoiled, youthfully unperceptive Eric could easily feel. He senses a strange maturity about this mysterious girl and is drawn to her like a magnet.
“When I said we would never be married, I meant in your way,” Susan said. “Will you marry me in my way? Right now?”
Even though numerous questions clamored in his head, Eric easily replied, “Of course.”
Eric’s answer was far too easy in Susan’s opinion. As she mused over his quick reply, she speculated on how to best explain their strange situation in terms that he could understand, an impossibility to do beforehand. He would have to commit himself, then learn the truth. It was unfair to the extreme, yet unavoidable under these very peculiar circumstances, and thus Eric is drawn into the mysterious world of The Three Circles.
? A woman who professes to be a witch and a young man have a romantic encounter and rendezvous at this same location ten years later.
? A secret sect of witches possesses the formula for a life-prolonging elixir that many others desperately seek.
? A child whose genetic makeup will elevate the human genome is prophesied to be born to a witch and a young man who is a halfling.
Sometimes an author has just as interesting a story as the works they create. So it is with Rickey Bray whose new novel, Rendezvous Rock is described as being "written in prison with a pencil on a legal pad!"
Bray's novel is an exciting romantic suspense. "While vacationing in the mountains, Eric meets an unusual girl from Oklahoma who has sparkling eyes that are so strangely captivating. He is drawn to her like a magnet and is unable to resist being pulled into her mysterious world."
A personal tragedy led this new writer on a downward spiral that landed him in an Oklahoma prison where serious life assessment began. At one pivotal point this author made the decision to "accomplish something" instead of giving up. The result is this first novel created without access to computers, typewriters, or even the Internet! It is an example of "pure fictional invention unhampered by outside ideas or influences." Now out of prison, the author is moving forward with life and his writing.
Witches are never young.
We come, we go, we return again, but we are never young.
To be a witch is to be as old as the forests,as old as life itself.
While vacationing in the mountains, Eric meets an unusual girl, Susan, who has sparkling, emerald eyes that are so unusually captivating. They are a unique, singular shade of green and seem to be imbued with an ancient fire that even a spoiled, youthfully unperceptive Eric could easily feel. He senses a strange maturity about this mysterious girl and is drawn to her like a magnet.
“When I said we would never be married, I meant in your way,” Susan said. “Will you marry me in my way? Right now?”
Even though numerous questions clamored in his head, Eric easily replied, “Of course.”
Eric’s answer was far too easy in Susan’s opinion. As she mused over his quick reply, she speculated on how to best explain their strange situation in terms that he could understand, an impossibility to do beforehand. He would have to commit himself, then learn the truth. It was unfair to the extreme, yet unavoidable under these very peculiar circumstances, and thus Eric is drawn into the mysterious world of The Three Circles.
? A woman who professes to be a witch and a young man have a romantic encounter and rendezvous at this same location ten years later.
? A secret sect of witches possesses the formula for a life-prolonging elixir that many others desperately seek.
? A child whose genetic makeup will elevate the human genome is prophesied to be born to a witch and a young man who is a halfling.
Sometimes an author has just as interesting a story as the works they create. So it is with Rickey Bray whose new novel, Rendezvous Rock is described as being "written in prison with a pencil on a legal pad!"
Bray's novel is an exciting romantic suspense. "While vacationing in the mountains, Eric meets an unusual girl from Oklahoma who has sparkling eyes that are so strangely captivating. He is drawn to her like a magnet and is unable to resist being pulled into her mysterious world."
A personal tragedy led this new writer on a downward spiral that landed him in an Oklahoma prison where serious life assessment began. At one pivotal point this author made the decision to "accomplish something" instead of giving up. The result is this first novel created without access to computers, typewriters, or even the Internet! It is an example of "pure fictional invention unhampered by outside ideas or influences." Now out of prison, the author is moving forward with life and his writing.
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