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Treflins Three - A Staff-A Sword-A Stone
A Fun Fantasy Novel For All Ages
Three small forest dwellers are given powerful gifts by an enchanted talking tree to fight a terrifying source of evil threatening their world. Naive and inexperienced, these Treflins meet up with an old wizard and many other interesting characters on the road toward their destinies. Many dangers threaten each member of the company with horrific situations testing each Treflin’s courage and strength of character. Unexpected magic grows within each member of the company helping them discover and develop inventive and effective ways to conquer the formidable enemy.
“Treflins Three” has a unique and very interesting backstory. While unpacking a box which survived six moves over twenty years, Elaine found three notebooks with writing from 1986. It was a fantasy novel she started, and for an unknown reason, stopped in the middle of the story. The notebooks were packed and overlooked for many years. Reading the notebooks in late 2019, she decided it was time to finish that book and build upon the original 33,000 words using the annual novel writing month, NaNoWriMo, to complete the work. She did it and now has the book published. “It was cool to find what I started back then, and realize I had the desire to be a writer at 29 years old. Of course, I know a lot more now than I did then, and this fun story speaks to my early love of fantasy: Magic, honest and funny characters, good versus evil, and fantastic scenes of unreality. Ridin' Ropin' & Jumpin' Over Cars
Award-winning Biography! "Tony the Pony" is a story about how the fear of the unknown limits one's experiences in a fun and entertaining tale.
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Elmer the Elm Tree has a plastic bag tangled in his branches. Even though everyone promised and intended to help, only Gertrude the Goat takes action.
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ONE WRONG MOVE - Can Kill - $15.00
Gunfire. Murder.
Terrifying emotions flood Alan Meyer’s psyche after he becomes involved with a captain in a major Mexican drug cartel. Rico Coronado is a ruthless psychopath who entices customers and women with his charms, then uses them as is necessary to reach his goal: more money, more drugs, and more power.
Alan’s nightmare begins when a routine appointment becomes a scene of cold blooded murder in March 1988. Witnessing Coronado’s kidnapping of a woman and child and killing of an innocent bystander ensnares Alan into a world he never knew existed. Taking refuge in the drugs, he fears for his and his family’s lives and makes the worst possible move—afraid to do anything—he obeys Coronado’s orders.
The unexplainable and ruthless murder of three more people propels Alan deeper into the world of crime. Nightmares haunt his sleep. Fear of capture fills his days. After he is arrested, he sets forth an effort toward atonement by telling the FBI the entire story. His
subsequent incarceration for over twenty years brings nightmares of punishment for what he had done. A tortured soul, he must find his own kind of peace within the prison walls.
This was the story found in the actual court transcript of the 1990 Capital Murder trial of Genero Camacho, Jr. Character names were changed to protect the identities of those who wished to remain anonymous, yet the actual testimony they gave during that trial is the basis for “One Wrong Move.” The circumstances and descriptions of the crimes are completely fact based where characterizations, backgrounds and dialog are the tools Elaine Fields Smith used to create this haunting tale.
Terrifying emotions flood Alan Meyer’s psyche after he becomes involved with a captain in a major Mexican drug cartel. Rico Coronado is a ruthless psychopath who entices customers and women with his charms, then uses them as is necessary to reach his goal: more money, more drugs, and more power.
Alan’s nightmare begins when a routine appointment becomes a scene of cold blooded murder in March 1988. Witnessing Coronado’s kidnapping of a woman and child and killing of an innocent bystander ensnares Alan into a world he never knew existed. Taking refuge in the drugs, he fears for his and his family’s lives and makes the worst possible move—afraid to do anything—he obeys Coronado’s orders.
The unexplainable and ruthless murder of three more people propels Alan deeper into the world of crime. Nightmares haunt his sleep. Fear of capture fills his days. After he is arrested, he sets forth an effort toward atonement by telling the FBI the entire story. His
subsequent incarceration for over twenty years brings nightmares of punishment for what he had done. A tortured soul, he must find his own kind of peace within the prison walls.
This was the story found in the actual court transcript of the 1990 Capital Murder trial of Genero Camacho, Jr. Character names were changed to protect the identities of those who wished to remain anonymous, yet the actual testimony they gave during that trial is the basis for “One Wrong Move.” The circumstances and descriptions of the crimes are completely fact based where characterizations, backgrounds and dialog are the tools Elaine Fields Smith used to create this haunting tale.
Ridin' Around - Taillights in Chrome, 8-Tracks on Wheels
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At a time when "Animal House" and "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" were in fashion with America's youth, and Evel Knievel was still performing motorcycle stunts—this true tale appears like a 1980 version of "American Graffiti"—Texas style.
In the small college town of Dairyville, Moo Lah, the Holstein cow statue, stands on a pedestal above the courthouse square, watching fast cars chase faster cars flying by at any time of the day or night. Kids drive up-and-down "the drag", listening to the 8-track vibes of rock bands like Queen, REO Speed Wagon, and Ted Nugent.
Driven by a yearning for adventure, these "rebels with a cause" pursue escapades with an allegiance to their kinship of friends—guys and gals alike—who play havoc with their foes. Authority figures or any rivals of t heir rambunctious life-styles had best "watch out"!
Ridin' Around is creative nonfiction. Every person, place, and event is fact-based. So, get in gear for a wild and meaningful ride in a story full of squealing tires, rollicking music, and tumultuous encounters!
At a time when "Animal House" and "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" were in fashion with America's youth, and Evel Knievel was still performing motorcycle stunts—this true tale appears like a 1980 version of "American Graffiti"—Texas style.
In the small college town of Dairyville, Moo Lah, the Holstein cow statue, stands on a pedestal above the courthouse square, watching fast cars chase faster cars flying by at any time of the day or night. Kids drive up-and-down "the drag", listening to the 8-track vibes of rock bands like Queen, REO Speed Wagon, and Ted Nugent.
Driven by a yearning for adventure, these "rebels with a cause" pursue escapades with an allegiance to their kinship of friends—guys and gals alike—who play havoc with their foes. Authority figures or any rivals of t heir rambunctious life-styles had best "watch out"!
Ridin' Around is creative nonfiction. Every person, place, and event is fact-based. So, get in gear for a wild and meaningful ride in a story full of squealing tires, rollicking music, and tumultuous encounters!