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Story behind The Beartooth Chronicles – Part 3 – SAI

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Stratospheric Aerosol Injection or SAI is a solar geo-engineering process where sulfur aerosols are introduced into the stratosphere about twenty-five miles above the earth's surface. The aerosols would then, theoretically, combine with water particles and reflect more sunlight than usual back into space cooling the planet. The effects of SAI wane over time and would have to be repeated over large areas for decade to make the results permanent. SAI is one more threat to the survival of the residents of Beartooth. Discover why in Refuge from the World (The Beartooth Chronicles, Book 1). It is available in ebook and print from most major online booksellers. Order your ebook from Amazon at https://amzn.to/3wwE9ZV or in paperback at https://amzn.to/49CiTki , or find buy links to other online booksellers in the Beartooth Chronicles’ page on this blog.     

Memorial Day 2024 - Honoring and Remembering

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Memorial Day in the U.S. honors all the men and women who gave their lives while serving in the United States Armed Forces. It is formally known as Decoration Day, the day that commemorated the Union and Confederate soldiers who died during the American Civil War, and was later extended to honor all American soldiers who died while in military service. So, on the last Monday in May, let us remember and honor all those who died in service to their country.

Story behind The Beartooth Chronicles – Part 2 – Honey Bees

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I’ve always been fascinated with honey bees. They play a huge role in pollination and produce some truly remarkable products. Wax has been used in many products including candles, soap, beauty products, and furniture polish to name a few. Honey is not only a delicious treat, but raw honey also has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties and has been used to treat burns and improve wound healing. There are 20,000 different types of bees in the world. But only one kind makes honey. In a hive, only the queen lays eggs, and male worker-bees mate with the queen. Female worker-bees produce honey from pollen and nectar that they collect from plants while pollinating, and then store the honey in honeycombs made of wax inside their nest. It is this honey that apiculturists collect. Read how apiculture plays a vital role in the survival of Beartooth in Refuge from the World (The Beartooth Chronicles, Book 1). It is available in ebook and print from most major online booksellers. Ord...

Dystopian Romance - #MFRWhooks

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NEW SERIES! Refuge from the World (The Beartooth Chronicles, Book 1). Embark on an unforgettable journey with Ashley and Caleb in Refuge from the World, an epic story of survival, courage, love, and finding hope in the midst of environmental disasters and humanity on the brink of collapse. Book 2, Above the Abyss, coming summer 2024. Download from you favorite online book seller or from Amazon here https://amzn.to/3wwE9ZV EXCERPT Caleb put his arm around Ashley and pulled her close. She laid her head on his shoulder and stared out at the lake. They sat like this sometimes, not as much as they used to, and she missed this too. She loved the feel of his arm around her and the warmth of his body next to hers, but never read too much into the gesture. Today, especially, she was in no hurry to break the connection. “Are you going to the community meeting tonight?” he asked, finally breaking the silence. “Yes. I keep getting these unsettling feelings, and I hope to find out if it’s j...

Happy Mother's Day

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  Wishing all the mothers out there a wonderful day. Enjoy this celebration of you!

MAY 2024 WRITING AND WANDERINGS #Newsletter

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Welcome to Spring! Last month, I took a road-trip south, giving myself a jumpstart on spring. The highlights were visits to Petrified Forest and Organ Pipe Cactus national parks. I’ve always loved the harsh beauty of the desert southwest, and the cultural resources of Petrified Forest were an added bonus. Here at home, we are seeing signs of spring, and I couldn’t be happier. Soon, my garden will be planted, the trees will have leaves, and the temperatures will be much more pleasant. I’m looking forward to getting out, exploring, and enjoying nature. I hope to share those adventures with friends, family, and fellow fans of adventure fiction and the great outdoors. If you aren’t following me already, stop by and check out any of my social media platforms (listed at the end of this post). Thanks in advance, and have a wonderful spring. WRITING NOTES AND NEWS Refuge from the World (The Beartooth Chronicles, Book 1) was released just over a month ago, and reviews are coming come i...