Psychic/Medium; "Laura Elizabeth" Author of "541 Hucklebee Hound"and "Farmer": August 2011

Rest in peace dad!

Memorial Obituaries Phillips, Bruce

Laura Elizabeth

Farmer

Now available on amazon in paperback, Kindle and other options. Check out the infor on it on the left side of this blog. Synopisis ; Del Farmer leans on the side of his truck outside the cemetery gates, watching intently as the local grave diggers dig deep into the earth, preparing the resting place of a poor old soul from the small town of Roscoe, Minnesota. As the radio blares inside his truck, Del's thoughts swing away from the grim work of the grave diggers to his own family, and how lucky he is they are safe and healthy. Little does he know his life and the lives of his seven brothers are soon be altered forever when he finds himself on a journey to help his brother find his missing step-daughter. After discovering what has happened to her he believes the torment is over when a twist is added to his life upon discovery that other family members are murdered. When the brothers come together it is apparent they have grown in different directions and it is made clear that some of them are now unacceptable to others. The turmoil is just too much for them. Along with this heinous act of carnage against their family they try to discover the truth when strange visions of spirits, ghosts and demons along with Angels appear before them. The police pressure them, the town's people confused and at bay. Who is pushed to the edge? This is a high drama/mystery of a paranormal sort. With massive adventure and intrigue it promises to capture your complete attention. http://www.amazon.com/Farmer-ebook/dp/B004EEOMW0/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&m=AG56TWVU5XWC2&s=books&qid=1291179685&sr=1-2

541 Hucklebee Hound

(Click on the book and it takes you to reviews, comments, and info.)Shane May T. Bellefonte is a sweet Southern girl who has inherited a gift. It is an unwanted gift of seeing the past and some of the future. She fights the visions daily and feels she is learning to control them until she is pulled into the fractured life of a serial killer. At first this happens through the eyes of a small child, and then the many victims follow the child’s lead, dragging her mind through their terrible ordeals as well as their deaths. Shanie struggles to make sense of the fragmented pieces before the killer can strike again and push her over the edge of reason.

Saturday, August 20, 2011

Memorial Obituaries Phillips, Bruce