Tillamook Lighthouse and the Ghosts that Haunt it.Say Nothing of What You See, by Author Christy Eff.Johannes, Author of Bloodstone & The Prin. In An Attitude of Gratitude.and a gift for you!.He firmed his jaw and said, “I’m going after Aliyana.” He could see the concern etched in his face. “Wolf! What do you think you’re doing?” Joris hollered as he strode toward him. Startled gazes shot toward him as they abruptly changed direction. One way or the other, he needed to find out if Aliyana still lived. He whirled the wheel all the way to the right, turning headlong into a favorable wind. But then again, h e’d seen impossible before in the guise of a lovely witch. For surely he wanted to believe so much that she didn’t perish in Cartagena- Wolf paused and for a moment, he reconsidered the impossible notion. His heart pounded against his chest as he mulled over a possible reason for the strange phenomena. Please don’t leave me…” a heart-wrenching sob followed the mournful wordsĬall him crazy, but those pitiful words sounded as if they drifted into his mind from the west. This time, he could hear her anguish and it matched his own.
Those words echoed first inside his mind, and then resounded throughout his entire being. “Oh, Wolf! You promised you wouldn’t leave me… You promised…” He shook his head in despair, took in a deep breath of salty air, and slowly released it. Each time the experience renewed his pain. More than once, he fancied he heard the sound of her voice in the billowing breeze. The fierce wind they’d battled during the storm finally abated.
Wolf stood at the helm, his gaze fixed, but not seeing. She also pursues her interests in family history, mythology, and all things ancient and historic.Wolf must bridge both space and time to claim the When she is not busy conjuring her latest novel, Debbie spends time with the members of her very large family. Her third novel, “Spirit of the Revolution” will be released in 2013, through The Wild Rose Press. A few short months after Rebellion’s release, her second novel, “Shadow of the Witte Wieven” was published through InkSpell Publishing.
Her journey to published author could fill quite a few pages, but in June of 2010, she submitted her debut novel, “Spirit of the Rebellion” to her wonderful, patient, editor at The Wild Rose Press. However, it was her beloved husband who encouraged, cajoled and inspired her to take up a pen and write some of them down. Stories of love and make believe filled her head for as long as she can remember. Debbie has always had a soft spot for fairy tales, the joy of falling in love, and happily ever after endings.
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