Wandering into a bar in Mexico with her husband, Pat Walker is hoping to enjoy a rock concert by a famous singer previously unknown to her--but something frightening and wonderful happens instead. In the midst of the cheering fans and screaming guitars, she is lifted out of her body and becomes engulfed in a white light and a feeling of ecstasy. She stumbles upon her soul, and God. Soon after this experience, more stange things begin to happen to her--she starts having psychic revelations, glimpses of past lives, and contact with angels and spirits. Fearing the loss of her sanity, Pat's search for an explantation leads her to international recording star Sammy Hagar (former lead singer of Van Halen), who takes it upon himself to help her decipher the meaning of these supernatural experiences. In this true story, Pat struggles to maintain her roles of middle-class wife and mom, while simultaneaously being thrust into the explosive world of celebrities, sex, and rock 'n' roll. She confronts the incredible power of her mind and spirit, and soon begins to reevaluate her perception of reality, and the meaning of life.

Dance of the Electric Hummingbird: An Ordinary Woman's Accidental Journey to Enlightenment, the Supernatural, and Rock Star Sammy Hagar

Biographies & Memoirs

Walker, Patricia

Community & Culture

Rainbow Ridge Books

On a summer night in 1862, just before the Yankees occupied Memphis, Tennessee, the staff of the Memphis Appeal loaded their press, steam engine, and supplies on a freight train and fled south to become a refugee newspaper. This novel, based on true facts, brings to life this almost forgotten page of history. For three years, the Appeal traveled the war-torn South, printing vital news in advance of enemy lines. The Yankees called the little paper "a thorn in their side", and pursued them at every opportunity. The Harrigans, a fictional Memphis family, join the Appeal's adventure, eager to do their part to preserve their homeland. Joseph Harrigan wanted to save his beloved newspaper, yet he was also worried about the family he was leaving behind. Follow the "Moving" Appeal and the newsmen who traveled the war-torn south, printing vital information as the Yankees pursued them at every opportunity. Then, as the war comes to an end, discover how Joseph and those he loves adjust to an uncertain future.

Harrigan's Appeal: The Story of a Refugee Newspaper

Children's Books

Deatherage, Barbara

Literature & Fiction

Egan Street Publishing

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