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Fall From Snowbird Mountain
(excerpt)
“Why me?” Jason asked.
“Friends help friends,” Joel Lovin replied. “You’re smart. I gotta hunch you’d be an asset to us.”
“But—counterfeit?”…
Feeling apprehensive and a little frightened, he asked questions, of them and of himself. What would happen if I said no to this venture? Would they trust me not to betray them? What if I said yes? What then?
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Idelle – The Life of Myself
a biography by Idelle Tanner Cotton and C. S. Devereaux
Born in 1885 in a log cabin set amongst the virgin pine forests of Mobile County, Alabama, Idelle Tanner Cotton takes the reader on a unique tour of the latter years of the Nineteenth and early Twentieth Centuries. She grew up living as her forefathers had done, bonded to the earth. She watched the railroad being built and experienced the change it brought to her life. As an adult she moved to a small community in north Alabama, and details the contrast between the two ends of the state.
This is the story of a woman who lived a life, and she tells it like it really was. She describes the Florida Land Boom on a trip to the state in the 1920s, living through the flu epidemic that struck the nation after the conclusion of World War I, and the Great Depression of the 1930s.
Idelle, The Life of Myself exemplifies the era as she speaks to us with the inherent optimism and personal strength that marked the times and today defines our American spirit. So, pour yourself a cool glass of sweet-tea, grab a rocker, and come set a spell. Idelle’s got a story to tell you.