Josephine's Journals: Book Two of the Sabine Trilogy
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| Rating | : | 4.94 (773 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1519166036 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 274 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-04-22 |
| Language | : | English |
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What would humans do if they walked into a room and saw stuffed humans hanging from the walls and spread out in front of the fireplace?' When I thought about it, I knew that would never happen. Her claim to fame was her beauty, and she truly was one of the most beautiful women I have ever seen. Josephine’s spirit faces her misspent life, resolving to attempt to accept the lessons she ignored. The journals identify Josephine’s spiritual struggle, but also force Sabine to consider her own spirit and those i
"To teach, not Preach!!!!!!!!!" The second book in the trilogy is probably the most painful to read. Everything is in Josephine's Journals, but what you don't expect is the added insight and the source of the insight. Well, well, written and I admire that the author is making no excuses, not trying to get us to "understand and forgive or like Josephine", but she is letting is know "why", and see the good and the bad in Josephine. Like all people, none of us are all good, or all bad, and there are reasons for things we do and don't do. Sabine's journey of discovery is as enriching to the reader as learning about Josephine and the "why's". What is more amazing, is the road. Loved this second novel because it gives an in-depth look Deanna Loved this second novel because it gives an in-depth look at one of the main characters of the story and allows you to see and feel her insecurities and vulnerability as a human. I was drawn to the authors remarkable way with words that make you feel as though you are part of the story and living the story line. I highly recommend this novel!. Josephine's Journal This book was a great way to get the reader to understand and know the character of Josephine better. I loved it as much as the first book. * I received this book from the author in exchange for an honest review*
About the Author Phyllis H. Fannie Flagg, Rebecca Wells and Kathryn Stockett have written her favorite fiction novels. Moore is the author of the Sabine Trilogy, Opal’s Story, and the soon to be released Tangled, A Yarn. . She thinks of her novels as Texas Gothic. Her favorite non-fiction authors are Rick Bragg and Jeanette Walls. She enjoys writing fiction in the Southern Gothic genre with a little paranormal, spirit, and humor. Phyllis lives on a small ranch in South Texas with her husband, Richard, their adopted terrier, Ollie Bubba and a feral, gopher-eating cat, (hooray for the cat). She enjoys reading, writing, gardening, travel and visiting her adult children, Phillip, Sarah, and Walter on Ga
She enjoys writing fiction in the Southern Gothic genre with a little paranormal, spirit, and humor. She enjoys reading, writing, gardening, travel and visiting her adult children, Phillip, Sarah, and Walter on Galveston Island, Texas. Moore is the author of the Sabine Trilogy, Opal’s Story, and the soon to be released Tangled, A Yarn