THEY CALL ME AVENGED
by Cyndi Lord
This is Ms. Lord's third book in this series and puts into words and mental pictures what many animal lovers think they would like to see happen to those who mistreat, neglect, or intentionally harm defenseless animals in their care.
Ms. Lord reveals how trauma in a young child's life can have long lasting, debilitating consequences in the person's adult life.
Sandy, a determined and sometimes foolhardy detective, searches for two missing children. Intuition and a listening ear leads this young woman into a maze of lies and dangerous contacts.
This is a powerful book revealing the depth of some people's cruelty to animals and children and the consequences of the mental scars people carry into adulthood.
This book is available on Amazon THEY CALL ME AVENGED
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Monday, August 29, 2016
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Sunday, October 10, 2010
Tilly's Tale

Tilly's Tale
by Harry Porter
Tilly's Tale is a thirty-four page chapter book told in first person by Tilly, a rescue dog. Tilly shares how she removed from a loving home and abandoned to living in a snowy, icey garden, hungry, bewildered, and scared.
A man leads Tilly to a new home. Tilly yearns to be loved and cared for again. Will her new home give her a chance to prove her worth?
Tilly's Tale by Harry Porter and illustrated by Mandy Hedrick focuses the reader's attention on the plight of abandoned and abused dogs. Recommended for children 3rd grade and older.
Mr. Porter shares his home with Tilly and several other rescue dogs. Their stories will be revealed soon in the series of Harry Porter's Dog Tales.
Tilly's Tale ISBN-13-978-0-9818685-9-2
Inquiries should be addressed to:
4RV PublishingLLC
PO Box 6482
Edmond, OK 73083
http//www.4rvpublishingllc.com
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