For medical student Margo Drummer, saving lives is her passion. But when she finds herself in trouble with the law, can she save her own?With the “one-hundred-day law” preventing late-term abortions in Nettles County, women’s pregnancies are strictly monitored, and any woman responsible for terminating them is prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Finding herself with a positive pregnancy test, Margo is both shocked and confused—and later discovers she may have never been pre...

This story is entirely fictional; none of the characters are real and any resemblance to anyone is purely accidental.However, many of the events, lakes, and places are real and many descriptions do come from events that have happened. A group of youngsters formed a club in the 1990s—the Gunflint Narrows Moose Club—with a written constitution as well. They had their own adventures on the trail, but this story is about the friendships and adventures of a group of children spending the...

In the tapestry of time, where memories intertwine, Ella Wheeler Wilcox weaves a poignant tale in "Yesterdays." This timeless collection of poems explores the bittersweet emotions of love, loss, and the passage of time. Through lyrical verses, Wilcox captures the fleeting nature of moments, the longing for what was, and the bittersweet acceptance of what can never be again. Each poem is a delicate brushstroke, painting vivid scenes of love's triumphs and heartbreaks, the joys and sorrows o...