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Mosaic Pieces
Mosaic Pieces: Surviving the Dark Side of American Justice By: Wes Skillings Mosaic Pieces is a nonfiction narrative about a murder, investigation, trial, and conviction in the 1970s you might call the centerpiece of three generations of family history. The murder case itself is fascinating—if only because of what had been learned in the aftermath of the trial at which twenty-year-old Kim Lee Hubbard was decreed guilty in Williamsport, Pennsylvania of the murder of twelve-year-old Jennifer May Hill. Jennifer had been dead in a cornfield, according to the forensic pathologist who conducted the autopsy, for as many as nine days in the unseasonably warm and dry weather of that October. And ye...
A Matter of Recovery
In the summer of 1994, C.B. Miller was a bright-eyed, quick-witted twenty-one-year-old with his entire life ahead of him. He was about to start his junior year of college, and he was keenly focused on realizing his dream of becoming a high school teacher and coach. As C.B. was educating himself to start a career, his father, Mike, was preparing to retire from one. With the last of his four children nearing the end of school, Mike intended to exit from the work force, anticipating more free time to travel with his wife, Sharon. Each with plans of their own, father and son both eagerly awaited their futures. As chronicled in A Matter of Recovery, all of that would change in an instant one fate...
Visit to a Queen
“Visit to a Queen” teases the imagination as any children’s story should, but, at the same time, teaches some important lessons—about honeybees and humans and why we all must work together, even sacrifice, for a true community of caring, sharing and, subsequently, true success. Lucy and Peter Glee, city kids enjoying a summer vacation with a “crazy” beekeeping uncle in the country, learn about living passionately in the present, at the same time being prepared for what lies ahead for them as adults. They also come to realize that the length of your stay on earth is less important than what you do with that time.
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