Focused on the ministry and determined to stay single, Winter speaks at conferences across the country. When a church cancels and her adviser schedules meetings in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho—a city she’s avoided for ten years—Winter must face two things. Her past. And the fact she hasn’t forgiven Ty Williams, her ex.

For more than five years, Kim was a meth addict living in denial. As a home owner, small business owner, bail-bondsman and loving mother of a child with special needs, Kim thought she had everything under control until her arrest in 2006 for possession of methamphetamine with intent to deliver. But even the threat of prison wasn't enough to stop her from using.

This is volume two in the Experience Life in Poetry series, a series that reflects observations and emotions at any given moment in life from childhood to present time. Think of moments that stood out in time for you. Moments that made you laugh, made you cry, made you think or made you sigh.

Once upon a time there was a pair of twins, a girl and boy. Ruth was blonde, blue eyes, very fair and really good. Max was dark haired, grey eyes, broody and bad. Their next door neighbour and pal, Hilda, tried to be friends with both but it was not an easy task. They didn’t like each other and she found herself in the middle trying to keep the peace.