Sometimes, Memories Are All We Have - Tapa blanda

In Sometimes, Memories Are All We Have, the reader will visit the places Shari needed to go in the dark days while she searched for the light. We get a glimpse of the people who gave her love and courage to face each day. Her aunt Liddy and uncle Artie whose love story Shari can never forget. Her father, who taught her to see the beauty of a moon-calling her outside to see the quicksilver ball sitting in a black winter night. Her friend Daniel, who encouraged her the way Ted always did, and then Michael, the stranger on the train who made her look at her journey. You will get to know AJ and Cripple Crow who gave her comfort and joy. Shari will share the paranormal experience that set her free and taught her she could let go and still hold onto the precious moments of Ted. You may feel the wetness of her tears when she makes a major mistake and suffers a broken heart. Finally, you can watch as she slowly picks up the pieces and puts her life together. She understands her book as a work in progress in which God plays a major role. There is no quick fix from the pain that comes with loss. But, eventually, you will find peace.

Shari Edwards, a Native American, was born in Willows, California, and graduated from CSU, Chico, with a degree in education. She was a columnist for the Sacramento Valley Mirror and the Willows Daily Journal. She has published two books based on her columns.