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My name is Angi

I havent decided yet what I want to be when I am finally grown up, I hope I dont run out of time.
I love.....
Warm sunshine on my skin
Fudge ice cream
The smell of roses and St Josephs lilies
The feel of beach sand between my toes
Runny egg, on cold toast
Collecting memory stones wherever I go
Writing down my inside bits
My childrens' laughter

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I give any author/book a half an hour.
Anything I can get lost in!

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Angel on duty

Angi Jones

Join this guardian angel on her hilarious journey with her four assignments. All turning 40, turning heads and trying to make sense out of adulthood!


South Africa meets the celestial realm in this story. Four women are all trying to search for the meaning of life,all with the help of a guardian angel. That little voice in the still of the night? The gut feeling one sometimes has? That is your angel telling you something.

Meet Skye, the accomplished writer, wife and mother, with the morals of an alley cat. She knows no limits. And finds her addictive personality getting out of hand. Will she find happiness leading the double life she leads?

Maxy, hopelessly in love with someone else's husband while trying to piece her life together. Guilty pleasures at someone else's expense? She prays for peace of mind and finds she gets a whole lot more than she bargains for.

And Sabrina, a lost soul, searching for belonging. About to take on life's biggest challenge, alone!

Andy, desperately trying to save education in her country, her challenges are greater than most, will she find fulfillment ?

On this path of joyful discoveries we explore the unique sisterhood of women. We encounter addiction, obsession, lust, sex and sin. Conception and deception, gratitude, learning and teaching, with tongue in cheek humour to make you smile.









 

Sunlands

Angi Jones

Set in the 1900's this story is about a young man who leaves his family to begin a new life.


This is the story about the Fourie family, successful ostrich farmers who are forced to sell up and move away from Oudshoorn when the ostrich feather trade declines. They move to the little village of Kirkwood, on the banks of the Sundays River. The story follows the life of Petrus Fourie, the oldest son, who decides to move away from the family and start his own life on his own farm. The trials and tribulations of starting out in the wilderness coupled with the elation of taking a wife and raising a family in the 1900's is shared with the reader. The beginning of citrus farming in this area is portrayed, the depth of family relationships and friendships that span decades as well as racial barriers are explored as people in South Africa look beyond the colour of their skins, into each other's hearts. A historical novel which would be well read on the grass under an orange tree, with a box of chocolates for company.

 

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Antonius Metalogos wrote 73 days ago

Dear Fortyplus, I liked the lightness of your profile so I'm sendin....

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I would be very grateful if you could find the time to check my book ....

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Dwayne Kavanagh wrote 312 days ago

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I wrote 73 days ago

There has been some change in my life and in my story. I hope you like it all! view book

I wrote 423 days ago

I have been so busy with life, that I have not been active here. Changed the title too!! Thanks for all the comments. Angi view book

I wrote 555 days ago
I wrote 555 days ago

What a piece of work! Most enjoyable. I am glad I never taught Layla. Your writing flows and it was impossible to put this book to one side. I am happy you havent posted all of it, i have a law exam next week! I would buy this book! Thanks for sharing your talent with us. Angi view book

I wrote 555 days ago

I hope this has a happy ending! Backed! view book

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