Mary Elizabeth

The uncomplicated explanation: Penelope Finnel's mind isn't to be trusted. It's betrayed her. Unable to escape the imbalance she was born with, waking up in the morning is a never-ending game of Russian Roulette. After moving to a new town, she's afraid no one will understand the cloud cover above Castle Rain, Washington isn't the only reason everything's gloomy. Until she's introduced to Dillon Decker, her new neighbor. Dillion offers Penelope stability like she's never known before. He shines a light on her dark days, and he's determined to be the cure to her madness. But when friends turn to lovers, and one lover becomes a caretaker, how much can either of them tolerate before they're swallowed whole? A story about epic first loves and the struggle to keep it sane. The true love way.

Mary Elizabeth tells it like it is in her book of poetry and prose. She has lived a full life and has a great deal of insight, wit, and wisdom to share. Not only does she write about growing older but she expounds on love relationships, parenthood, and the expectations of her generation from society and parents. Both the unique and compelling cover art and the drawings in the book are from mary's collection of artwork. If you are "of a certain age", and even if you are not quite there yet, you will find this book a delightful, entertaining, and enlightening read.

Joy of family life, sharing fun, love and wisdom of Grandpa Frank. Bringing moral stories to an immoral world, hopefully an understanding of God's teachings to give the young knowledge and strength of character. Watching the insipid growth of immorality, the annilation of civilization, through the "new" educational policies, I feel strongly that children must be exposed to truth. My faith inspired the stories of Grandpa Frank. My four children, ten grandchildren, three great grandchildren bring me hope for the future. A lifelong resident of New Jersey, I see the majestic mountains, the sprawling sands of the beach, and I see confusion in the faces of children. Only truth will set them free, The Words of our God.

Don't Wait, Buy Your Own F&$#*% Birthday Cake is a series of positive messages, originally written for the author's daughter, encompassing self-acceptance, self-love, and the bright light all of us possess inside ourselves. In 2020, a friend contacted author Mary Elizabeth with a single text: You were right. The woman believed someone else in her family would buy her a birthday cake, but by the end of the day, she was left without a cake. She vowed from now on to buy her own birthday cake. Written with love and a bit of humor, this book illustrates that we may not always have someone in our corner, but we always have our own inner strength. You are enough Moms and dads can't live forever to give us our birthday cakes. Don't we prepare for war, so we must teach our children to prepare for life which at times can feel like war. We will survive the war if we learn that we are ultimately responsible in saving ourselves. Even in life's up & down roller coaster ride, may this book remind them to always retain their own love & light that was given to them on the day of their birth In spite of it all, Cheery On

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Misery overstayed its welcome. But fate will not be so easily swayed.Gabriella Mason and Teller Reddy have walked a thin line between affection and hostility for years. The intensity that once set them on fire has ended their engagement and separated them by more than just miles. Forced together by circumstances they never saw coming, Gabriella and Teller have no choice but to face the past that brought them together and ultimately severed them apart. Wrecked and Damaged have collided. This is what happens when they try to pick up the pieces

Gabriella Mason is damaged.Teller Reddy is wrecked.Misery loves company, and that's exactly what Ella gets the afternoon her path crosses with Teller's: the misunderstood premed student who instantly becomes her lifeline when she moves to Los Angeles, an attempt at escaping her heartbreaking past. In the beginning, Lonely and Defensive complete each other. But in the end, their relationship is like broken glass-cutthroat and jagged. Calling it off before they kill each other, Ella and Teller decide to "just be friends" despite the intensity that binds them together. It's a delicate foundation rocked by tragedy, effectively destroying the illusion they've so carefully built. Unable to deny what's between them any longer, this is what happens when wrecked and damaged collide and close is still not close enough.

A collection of poetry unabashedly honest, emotionally raw, and viscerally real.