There's a Fine Line

To my mind I had to be the one to write this. I hoped and needed to be able to express my feelings within its pages, as no other person could. With the best outcome being, that you would feel like you were taking this journey with me. Strangely I feel an amount of support, at being able to think that you are out there. There is a fine line between sanity and insanity; I know this personally, through the experiences I have had to go through involving my stepfather. I also have a personal insight of my own, of a mind battling to stay on the right side of that line, because in truth, I came so very close to crossing over myself. It's a story that resembles hell and it was my life for many years, as such I am equipped with everything I need, to help you relate to the madness which ensued. Although this has been extremely difficult for me to write, my hope is that someone out there may take some strength from it, if finding themselves in a similar situation. There is always a light at the end of the tunnel; all we have to do is reach out for it.

By Teresa Joyce
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The Butterfly's Kingdom

The Butterfly's Kingdom by Gwendolyn Geer Field is an in depth psychological family mystery, which combines the literary style of Anne Rivers Siddons with the spirit of Jan Karon. Some might say it is a romance, adolescent or religious tale, though it actually combines all of these genres and stands on its own literary merits. This is a tale of brokenness and redemption, exile and reconciliation. It is a spiritual coming of age story for believers and non-believers alike. When forty-one year old Elizabeth Bishop's life begins to feel like a string of empty successes, she decides to make a pilgrimage to idyllic, small town Montague to visit her closest childhood friend, Annie. But when Elizabeth arrives in Montague, she finds that Annie's seemingly postcard-perfect life has been a lie, as has her own.

By Gwendolyn Geer Field
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