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Introducing a SaddleBrooke Author!

Sam Page Sure, you’ve done your genealogical research. You know who your antecedents were: their names, when and where they lived, and in some cases, like grandparents and great-aunts and uncles, you know them personally. You know who they are because you have met them and they have been a part of your life. But…

Local Author Explores Spiritual Conversations Leading to the Pathway of Healing Trauma

Karla Trippe Wood nymph Serena indirectly senses her connection with Caroline Howard who belongs to a typical church-going and God-fearing family but actually is dominated by its two-faced patriarch Bill Howard whose prominent feature of drinking escapades envelops the entire family with abuse, denial, and heartache. In her just-released book, When the Birds Stopped Singing,…

Resident Author

James P. O’Brien Most of SaddleBrooke’s residents are retired, but here is a book to pass on to family and friends, It’s Monday Morning: “There Are People in My Office Working…and I’m Not One of Them” (Realities of Retirement). Jim O’Brien, SaddleBrooke resident, has just completed a 2nd edition of this “how to” book on…