Stories from Lone Moon Creek: Ripples

By Teresa Millias

The second book in the Stories from Lone Moon Creek series takes the reader back to the close-knit community of Lone Moon Creek and beyond by featuring a diverse assortment of characters, each with complicated and often painful lives.

Lone Moon Creek brings a collection of stories of hearth and home, with characters from all backgrounds. Some lead tragic, yet beautiful lives; some fight internal battles, only to be saved by unusual circumstances and beliefs. Through insights offered in a literary, conversational style, these stories offer profound messages to the open-hearted.

Through each life, no matter how troubled, the spirit curls and winds, revealing a way to truth, to morals, to greater understanding of purpose. These stories and their people show a way through darkness to the peace only found in the light.

In the story of Jesse, who lives on the streets after surviving the loss of her husband and children to a hate crime, you’ll see how the darkness of mental anguish nearly devourers her. But you’ll also see lights of hope being reestablished as Jesse watches over her friends. The cruelties of the city force her into a refuge where the miracles of peace begin calling her to return to her roots.

Where Jesse ultimately ends up will surprise the reader with an uplifting story of triumph over tragedy. Her story is but one of the many heartfelt stories showing God working in His mysterious ways.

Sit back in a comfortable chair, and allow yourself to become acquainted with the folks from Lone Moon Creek.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Brighton Publishing LLC
• Release date: Feb 28, 2016
• ISBN: 9781621833550

Teresa Millias

Teresa Millias was born in Cooperstown, NY and lives in Worcester, NY. She attended the K-12 Central School in Worcester and graduated with eighteen others in her Senior Class.Continuing her education, she received her degree in Elementary Education from SUNY at Oneonta, New York.Teresa taught Kindergarten and First Grade at Worcester CS for twenty-five years developing the love of reading and writing.She has always had a fondness for the arts and has delved into painting, piano education, creativity, garden sculpting, quilting and writing.She says rural life has a kindness and goodness with a touch of mystique which she tries to describe in her stories.

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