Author: Nancy

Writer - gardener - wife - mom - spoiler of my doodles

Breaking Up Is Hard To Do

A woman doesn’t hang on forever. And when she reaches the point of no return it’s a sad day for the man. He’s lost something precious and the most unfortunate thing about the situation is that he won’t fully realize that until it’s gone. Even though breaking up is hard to do, the lady has…

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A Black Magic Woman

Midway Mary Is Up To No Good  Mary’s main goal in life is to increase her fortune and at the same time cause as much trouble as she possibly can. She misrepresents herself right and left and often cries foul when a man tries to extract from her the services for which he paid.  In…

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True Love Lives Forever

True love lives forever and ever.   For certain.  And that is just what happens in CounterClockwise, affecting the story from the first book in the series. Many people around the world agree that love is something that never stops – even after a person passes away. If you’re a Christian and know your Bible, you’ll…

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Christianity In CounterClockwise

Part of everyday life. Most of the population here in the United States in the mid 19th century was Christian. This can easily be seen in how towns were first built. Farms came first, then, as the farms continued to prosper, land would be dedicated for building stores for supplies, then a school for the…

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The World

The World – Tarot Card XXI Meaning One of my favorite Tarot cards! The World is the last card of the Major Arcana and from being in that place it it usually associated with endings, conclusions and it carries a happy-ever-after kind of energy. One of the interesing things about The World is that it…

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Connie Merriton Is A Leo Woman

Why I made her a Leo.  Born August 1, 1815, at 3:01PM, near what is now Cancun, Mexico, Connie Merriton, Richard’s (presently in the series) estranged wife, is tiny in stature, but, she roars like a lioness when she feels threatened. Connie is a stunning Mexican beauty.  (By the way, if anyone is wondering, I…

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