Mando Tula With Ruby on the Side

Young Tula Tarantula sits sobbing on the Bald Knob. Ever since her little brother Bubba Boo got spider-napped, she has remained alone. Tula likes her neighbor Ruby singing and playing jig music, but Ruby has been quiet lately. Old Ruby lives by herself in the same holler with no friends or family. She's sad because no one is around to hear her play or sing or to dance to her music. One day Tula hides in Ruby's pappy's old mandolin, hangs by her eight legs, and lets her eight feet slide across the strings playing a jiggin' tune. At first Ruby wonders if her pappy's mando is magic. But when she realizes what has happened, she and Tula discover a shared love of Ozark mountain music and a new and special friendship. Using the colloquial language of the old Ozarks, this children's story tells the tale of a lonely tarantula and the friendship she forms with a neighbor over a love of music.

Children's Books

Clifton, Dr. Sue

Animals

Archway

Betsy Wingate travels to Red Lodge, Montana, seeking refuge in her mother's log cabin high in the Beartooth Mountains while awaiting the finalization of her divorce. In overwhelming pain and bitterness, Betsy swears off men forever. She has the handsome half-breed from her first look the day he tips his hat to her on the trail, but Betsy is not to be an easy conquest. Hawk must prove he is different from the arrogant, controlling, cheating husband she left. And the lovers have bigger problems to confront. Someone wants Betsy dead, and while she is on a fly-fishing trip to the high country with Hawk, life turns deadly. In the Big Sky country of Montana, Hawk and Betsy begin their dangerous and emotional quest, their search for a second chance at love.

Heart of the Beartooths (Daughters of Parrish Oaks)

Literature & Fiction

United States

The Wild Rose Press, Inc. (Champagne Rose)

Dr. Sue Ann Parrish, cherished by two men in her life only to lose both, has remained alone until she admits to loving Custer, the mountain dweller who befriended her in her sorrow and sees her through her greatest challenge, breast cancer. As she fights for her life, her daughter Betsy becomes ghostwriter for her mother's autobiography and thus learns the truth about her father. When ghosts from the past arrive and turn her world upside down, Sue Ann must make a life-changing decision: stay with Custer or marry a man she thought lost to her years before. Dressed in an antique lace dress once worn by a pioneer woman, Sue Ann walks down the aisle, her eyes smiling at the two men waiting. Whose hand will she take? The Beartooth Mountains cast shadows of approval as a raven and an eagle dip their wings symbolically overhead.

Mountain Mists (Daughters of Parrish Oaks)

Women's Fiction

The Wild Rose Press, Inc.

Dr. Sue Ann Parrish, who has battled and won against cancer, has loved and lost enough. She will have her children and grandchildren, but her world is empty without Custer's Native American wisdom and vitality. The white eagle feather that symbolizes him reminds her of his promise: "When the red sunset comes, happiness will follow." When Angel unexpectedly arrives, bringing with her the shadow of CIA involvement and secret missions to Costa Rica, she and Sue Ann's son find instant attraction to each other, and Sue Ann is more than pleased. She is unaware of their clandestine search as they put together clues to the disappearance of Angel's father, the greatest love of Sue Ann's life. Is he still alive? If so, will he survive the threat posed by the reward hanging over his head?

Wings on Mountain Breezes (Daughters of Parrish Oaks)

Contemporary

About the Author DR. SUE CLIFTON, in addition to being an author, is a fly fisher, retired educator, ghost hunter, and lover of all things vintage including vehicles and her 1950 Comet camper "Spam I Am". Dr. Sue and "Spam" travel to events all over the U.S. sponsored by the national group in which Dr. Sue is a member, Sisters on the Fly. Dr. Sue can't remember a time when she did not write beginning with two plays published at sixteen. Her writing career was put on hold while she traveled the world with her husband Woody in his career, as well as with her own career as a teacher and administrator in Mississippi, Alaska, New Zealand, and on the Northern Cheyenne Reservation in Montana. The places Dr. Sue has lived provide rich background and settings for the novels she creates. Dr. Sue now divides her time among homes in Montana, Mississippi, and Arkansas and enjoys traveling, ghost hunting, fly fishing and camping with Woody and their grandchildren. THE GULLY PATH is the first of five published novels written by Dr. Sue. Ten percent of Dr. Sue's book sales goes to Casting for Recovery, a national organization that provides fly fishing retreats for women survivors of breast cancer. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. Product Description Mississippi. The 1950s and ’60s. Two friends, one white and the other black. Sue Ann spends her pre-adolescent years protecting her best friend, Liz Bess, from prejudice and mistreatment, but she can’t protect her from the untimely death of her mother and their resulting separation as Liz Bess is sent north to school. As a young adult, Sue Ann falls in love with Tate Douglas, a civil rights worker from the North, during the violent summer of 1964. Liz Bess, now Elizabeth, returns to Mississippi to become a freedom fighter for her people and comes face to face with racist violence and death. Through the turmoil, Sue Ann is reminded of the words of Elizabeth’s grandmother: “Love ain’t black, and love ain’t white; it jes’ is.”

The Gully Path (Daughters of Parrish Oaks)

Literary

Dr. Sue Ann Parish is hired as principal of the one-room school in Moose Springs, Alaska. With her teenage daughter she moves to a community of dog mushers, trappers, gold miners, writers, artists, shady characters running from the law, and rugged individualists in general, each one with a story, whether told or hidden. With the challenges of living in a remote bush village come additional problems, including falling in love with the elusive artist Shade Dubois, who hides dangerous secrets of his own. Just as things become settled for the new principal and life seems to be all she could ever wish for, the village is torn apart by violence and death. Just who is Raven, and how can Sue Ann and her daughter survive the evil that stalks them?

Under Northern Lights (Daughters of Parrish Oaks)

Genre Fiction

SARA DULANEY PUGH is a young Christian woman who has been seeing and speaking to the dead since she was three-years-old. As she grew older, Sara’s difference frightened her, making her think she was a “devil child.” But God sent blue bubbles to comfort her and her bubbles follow her even today. In May 2015, Sara comforted her grandfather by acknowledging she also saw his mother and son, both passed, when they appeared in his hospital room. It was then she realized her own “seeing” was God given. Sara openly accepted her gift and the responsibilities attached and became ANGEL LEIGH. ANGEL LEIGH explains, “I am a messenger, not a medium. I do not seek the dead; the dead seek me. My duty is to bring peace and closure to those left grieving by giving them messages from their loved ones passed.” But can Angel Leigh contact souls and solve mysteries of legends still haunting family descendants centuries after the events happened? Angel Leigh proves this is possible when she connects with the souls from the early 1800’s in Tennessee, and discloses the truth never told behind the BELL WITCH LEGEND. Sara Pugh and Dr. Sue Clifton; as seen on the New A&E TV Series Cursed: The Bell Witch

Through the Eyes of Angel Leigh

Pugh, Sara Dulaney

Double Dragon Publishing

SARA DULANEY PUGH is a young Christian woman who has been seeing and speaking to the dead since she was three-years-old. As she grew older, Sara’s difference frightened her, making her think she was a “devil child.” But God sent blue bubbles to comfort her and her bubbles follow her even today.In May 2015, Sara comforted her grandfather by acknowledging she also saw his mother and son, both passed, when they appeared in his hospital room. It was then she realized her own “seeing” was God given. Sara openly accepted her gift and the responsibilities attached and became ANGEL LEIGH.ANGEL LEIGH explains, “I am a messenger, not a medium. I do not seek the dead; the dead seek me. My duty is to bring peace and closure to those left grieving by giving them messages from their loved ones passed.” But can Angel Leigh contact souls and solve mysteries of legends still haunting family descendants centuries after the events happened? Angel Leigh proves this is possible when she connects with the souls from the early 1800’s in Tennessee, and discloses the truth never told behind the BELL WITCH LEGEND.Sara Pugh and Dr. Sue Clifton; as seen on the New A&E TV Series Cursed: The Bell Witch

Bear Spirit Press

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Mando Tula With Ruby on the Side

Heart of the Beartooths (Daughters of Parrish Oaks)

Mountain Mists (Daughters of Parrish Oaks)

Wings on Mountain Breezes (Daughters of Parrish Oaks)

The Gully Path (Daughters of Parrish Oaks)

Under Northern Lights (Daughters of Parrish Oaks)

Through the Eyes of Angel Leigh

Through the Eyes of Angel Leigh