|
LOVE IN EVERY STORY OF LIFE
by Stephen Hobbs
178 pages
|
Twelve stories of love include twosomes, family, love lost, love found. Love unseen and immortal through space and time.
|
|
|
|
|
Paperback
|
$15.95
|
+ $7.65 shipping & handling (USA)
(add $2.20 S&H
per additional copy)
|
|
|
|
|
|
Category: Fiction:Romance
|
(requires Adobe Reader)
|
|
About the Book
|
|
Love, like a butterfly amongst flowers, flitting from one to another, and then they are gone. Some stories within are romantic, yet not all. Family ties are reborn with time, and love is lost more so than found. Love that is immortal, unseen, seen, and centuries pass. These stories are not similar or original, but rather love flows and binds lives lived in many ways expressed. Some awkward others are ruled by destiny. Love is unexplainable but writable only in fiction as fiction may be the only truth to true love. Such are these stories.
|
|
Related Titles
|
-
Beyond the Door With No Knob
by
Stephen Hobbs
Tales of the weird and uncanny
-
THE BROKEN COACH
by
Stephen Hobbs
Western fiction, webbed together by intrigue and love
-
GRANT'S STATION
by
Stephen Hobbs
A western fiction of hardship and found love
-
THE TRAVELERS
by
Stephen Hobbs
Western fiction intertwined with science fiction, sweeten by love.
-
Rebecca of Caddo Parish Louisiana
by
Stephen Hobbs
Rebecca, a child lost and given a chance to live a life by an adult who was also lost. From the docks of St. Louis to a life lived in Louisiana and a family shared through decades of times that were troublesome, Rebecca's life's story unfolds. Love found, love lost, children born, Rebecca shares her story through five decades for all to remember.
-
WHISPERS FROM THE ATTIC
by
Stephen Hobbs
Twenty-one short stories that bring the reader within reach of reality, only to slip on a rock in the stream of uncertainty. Stories told of the unseen and seen with a maze of twists that interlace with improbabilities, which eventually reveals fiction is sometimes the truth. Even if only in one's mind.
-
JACOB THOMAS BUELL'S FARM
by
Stephen Hobbs
Doctor James Earl Pierre Thibodeaux wrote from memory, emptied boxes from the past, to fill unknown years adding to a story known, written to finish Grandparents Rebecca and Nathan Thibodeaux's story. He found closure, love, and life itself.
|
| About the Author |
 |
Stephen, the Author, born seven decades ago, found his writings reflected a life lived in harmony with the unseen. Not a scholar of text but a writer of stories flowing from the voices of others heard from the psyche. A simple man with a simple philosophy. Nothing more. |
|
