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Hi, and thanks for stopping by:)

Married with two adult sons who have stolen my heart...

I dream of buying a small farm with a creek and several horses to go along with it - that would be my heaven on earth.

I am hopelessly enchanted with Jesus, chocolate-chip cookies and the quest for spiritual truths.

Although I live in Kentucky, my parents grew up in the mountains of West Virginia, and that is where my heart feels most at rest. When I wade through the cold mountain streams, I feel the blood of my ancestors connecting within my spirit.

p.s...

I'm really focused right now on getting my story done.

After I get to the finish line, I will be glad to exchange reads!

If you wish to contact me, please feel free to do so at:

rubytaylor11@aol.com


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p.p.s......

If you want to know more about me, just read my book. Pieces of my soul are scattered within...

Previously published in BABY TALK magazine, SESAME ST. PARENT'S GUIDE magazine, HOME LIFE, LET'S WORSHIP and TRUE CONFESSIONS;)

I am currently 'owned" by an adorable lab named Tippy. and BJ, a border collie.

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Ruby J. Taylor is just my pen name, but I prefer to use it here:)

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Beyond the Honeysuckle Trail

Ruby J. Taylor

As tragedy targets all he holds dear, James Weathers reaction entangles an entire mountain community, including Randall Hepp, a troubled teen with nothing to lose.


After a tragedy challenges James' trust in a loving God, he responds by erecting a large wooden cross on his mountaintop farm. Soon the townsfolk adopt it as their own beacon of hope. Even Randall Hepp, a rebellious teen hell-bent on self-destruction, can't help but admire James' strength. But when James tries to reach out to the troubled teen, the consequences are devastating.

As James' worst nightmares become reality, the small community begins a wary watch on the lighted cross on the hill, wondering just what it will take for James to finally pull the plug on his spiritual allegiance and return the mountain (and their faith) to its previous state of overwhelming darkness.

AUTHOR NOTE: Christian themed- book, with real world material, i.e. profanity, violence, etc.

 

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Ruby: I've also put your lovely book on my watchlist and hope to get....

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I wrote 5 days ago

Strong, interesting, well-written first chapter. Will be back:) ruby view book

I wrote 6 days ago

PLC Review: Chapter 2: Nicely done. I love the way your writing seems so effortless. Chapter 3: I wanted to cry over the pigs as well. I loved the line, 'felt sort of full inside, and not just with food.' Chapter 4 & 5 : Wonderful descriptives. Good pacing continues as well as the reader's int... view book

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PLC Review: Chapter One....I can tell that I am going to enjoy this story! Very engaging and easy to follow. The characters were illustrated well - great job of showing instead of telling! Typo: 'I've brought your cousin for you' needs quotation marks at the end of the quote. view book

I wrote 9 days ago

Chapter 2 and 3: Love the fast pace and well-defined characters! view book

I wrote 9 days ago

Chapter One: What an interesting start. I was surprised to learn the reason behind her uncomfortable circumstances, thinking at first that she was just ill. I was disappointed when she stole from the man, which reveals that I already like your MC. I like the pace of this first chapter...on to the ne... view book

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