That Darned Tree takes its story from the Bible, Genesis, Chapters 2 and 3. This novella is a work of fiction. In the Bible, God, Serpent, and Adam and Eve are real. In this novella, I use their names and locations in a fictitious manner. For example, within the Garden of Eden there were two specific trees: The Tree of Life and the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil. No one knows what those trees looked like. So with literary license as a creative writer those trees come alive in this story. Since God is real, I hope He does not mind me using His name in a literary sense.

Honeymoon, Trail to Wibaux is the sequel for, To Boldly Love, the heartwarming, period romance, based on Mary Ann Moody's 1881 diary. Follow Mary and Andrew Smith, on their 1883 honeymoon. They made the best of a terrible 2 1/2 month journey from Iowa to Wibaux, Montana. They endured a rough, dusty, and unforgiving trail. Accompanying them were 65 head of mooing cattle, 20 horses, 4 covered wagons, 3 rough cowboys, 5 women, and 2 men. Some honeymoon, huh Isn't there a proverb where two is company, but three is a crowd? If you read To Boldly Love you will be delighted as to what happened to...