Kirjahaku

Marleen and Carla loved each other and they both were in love with the same man. A freak twist of phenomena had gifted them with an ability to movetheir minds, at will, out of their own bodies and into the body of the other. In one body they shared their reason for living; his name was Earl. Hewas Marleen's husband and Carla's lover. Using one body they could function in the business world without anyone knowing the true nature of theirrelationship. For a while the multiple possession of one body was wonderful, but enslaved by their passion for Earl, they neglected their gift and oneday found themselves trapped in a body with no way out. From free choice to imprisonment; from ecstasy to horror, I welcome my reader to share in theirstrange and fascinating tale.

Marleen and Carla loved each other and they both were in love with the same man. A freak twist of phenomena had gifted them with an ability to movetheir minds, at will, out of their own bodies and into the body of the other. In one body they shared their reason for living; his name was Earl. Hewas Marleen's husband and Carla's lover. Using one body they could function in the business world without anyone knowing the true nature of theirrelationship. For a while the multiple possession of one body was wonderful, but enslaved by their passion for Earl, they neglected their gift and oneday found themselves trapped in a body with no way out. From free choice to imprisonment; from ecstasy to horror, I welcome my reader to share in theirstrange and fascinating tale.

A baby born in a dark dirty place wakes up: shivering, alone, abandon. It cries its first cries from a dirt hole in the pitch black. It does not know its mother's love will come back for it. . . . even from the grave.The 1950's have a reputation for being happy days but for eight boys morning the death of their mother they are very dark days.Mattie Thomas did not expect to die. She certainly did not expect her sister's betrayal; and nobody expected Mattie to "stay" in the house.

A baby born in a dark dirty place wakes up: shivering, alone, abandon. It cries its first cries from a dirt hole in the pitch black. It does not know its mother's love will come back for it. . . . even from the grave.The 1950's have a reputation for being happy days but for eight boys morning the death of their mother they are very dark days.Mattie Thomas did not expect to die. She certainly did not expect her sister's betrayal; and nobody expected Mattie to "stay" in the house.