Dickens’ friends range in age from forty to over one hundred. They live in care facilities, suffering from physical and mental disabilities that make it impossible for them to live alone or without constant medical attention. All too often, they are dismissed as nothing more than people who have lived too long.  WRONG. They are people, unique individuals with past lives and present memories that they enjoy sharing, if someone will listen. Sometimes it takes a dog who loves people to let them know they will be heard. Dickens is that dog. These are some of their stories.

Dickens' Friends: Reflections of a Therapy Dog Team

Parenting & Relationships

Freeland, Judie

Aging Parents

Penstemon Publications

<p>Turner is dead. Poisoned. Many had feared him, most had thoroughly disliked him, but still . . . Professor Polly Ann Passarelli witnessed the agonizing death. She is still in shock. And now the rotter's infamous files are missing - files that contain dirt on most of the power people on campus, including Polly Ann.She is far down local law enforcement's list, not only because the police chief is a close friend and neighbor. However, the secret she has held for a dozen years now makes her the chief target for assault, abduction, and murder.</p>

Strike Vote

Literature & Fiction

The Man in the Tree

Independently published

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