Susan Colleen Browne Boeken

Set against the backdrop of Astoria, Oregon, the story follows tween Morgan as she visits her cousins during a lively anniversary celebration. When they enter a spooky contest, their adventure takes a twist with a mysterious girl who enlists them for a scavenger hunt. As they explore iconic locations, a strange boy shadows their every move, revealing the town's haunting secrets. The trio must navigate the challenges of the past and the supernatural to secure their victory and escape the lurking dangers.

Kerry McCormack grapples with her unfulfilled dreams and a growing distance from her husband, Stephen. As unresolved grief complicates their relationship, an invitation from an old friend, Will, leads to a weekend that uncovers long-hidden secrets. Will's charm challenges Kerry's feelings and forces her to confront her regrets. Set against the backdrop of a charming village, the story explores themes of love, loss, and the courage to embrace change, blending poignant moments with humor in a classic romantic narrative.

This guide offers practical advice for creating and sustaining a vibrant food garden with a homesteading approach. The author, known for the "Little Farm" memoirs, shares friendly tips and insights that make gardening accessible and enjoyable for everyone, emphasizing a down-to-earth methodology for cultivating your own food source.

After two city-bred Boomers weather their first, tumultuous year on their rural backyard farm, the couple foresees smooth sailing for the future ... then they discover their homesteading journey has only begun. In this sequel to the award-winning memoir, Little Farm in the Foothills, Little Farm Homegrown follows the continuing adventures of modern homesteaders Susan and her husband John as they pursue organic food-growing and self-reliance in the foothills of the Pacific Northwest--experiencing life-changing adversity and the ongoing joys and challenges of living closer to the land and transforming an old clearcut into a working homestead