Through Her Eyes

Posted on August 28, 2013 by barbrowe

Barbara C Rowe Author

Through Her Eyes

She passes way behind her house

to avoid the bullies and the stares.

The world makes no sense to her,

and no one seems to care.

A little girl of five,

what would she know of plight?

Hiding behind her bed

from the yelling of the fight.

Darkness is her friend

as she slumbers in her bed.

Visions of her life

won’t stop circling in her head.

Then it happens through her eyes.

He welcomes her inside,

a smile on His face,

and His arms open wide.

She’s found home in this place,

and asks Him His name.

She looks up to see His face.

He replies,

“I’m your Father, His Holy grace.”

She saw Jesus through her eyes.

View original post

Rate this:

Heart of a Warrior

Posted on August 28, 2013 by barbrowe

Rate this:

Heart of a Warrior

Posted on August 28, 2013 by barbrowe

Barbara C Rowe Author

I have posted this before, but I have another reason for posting this today.

I am very protected by my husband because of an attach on me years ago

and the fact that I seem to give everyone the benefit of the doubt. He says

I don’t have danger radar. Where we live is not the greatest because of

housing, so there are some unsavory people in the area. At his request I am

not to go out to the car at night or empty the trash alone, but I did, only to run

into a man who was high on something and coming toward me. Before I had time to react,

I saw my husband reach out and grab the man by the back of the neck and said calmly,

“Where you planning on going to the hospital tonight?” The man wised off at my

husband, but then turned around…

View original post 210 more words

Rate this:

Introducing Leanna Harrow “Maggies Misery”

Posted on August 28, 2013 by barbrowe

Barbara C Rowe Author

A Must Read, on a Lonely Night:

Check out this book and her 5 others. You wont be sorry.

View original post

Rate this:

Introducing excert of “You’re from the city…Right?” Something to make you laugh until you cry!

Posted on August 28, 2013 by barbrowe

Barbara C Rowe Author

I Could Get Arrested For This, I Think!

During holidays I have been known to get a little carried away with baking and decorating, but I loved it. One particular year, I thought I would try all new baking and cooking recipes from my new friends. I assumed that living in the mountains means you do everything that anyone would do anywhere, in any mountains. Wrong again. I wanted to make a mulled cider. Apples were picked, which I had a scraggly old tree on the side of the property. In fact, that year was the only year out of five; I ever saw an apple on it. Funny, huh? I loved to make goodies and then on Christmas Eve or close I would get all dressed up and deliver my gifts to all those I had made things for. This year, I made a lot, and I do…

View original post 569 more words

Rate this:

The Love Of My Life

Posted on August 28, 2013 by barbrowe

Rate this:

If You Were Not Here

Posted on August 28, 2013 by barbrowe

Rate this:

Introducing Leanna Harrow/ Erotica Romance A must for a steamy reading.

Posted on August 28, 2013 by barbrowe

http://leannaharrow.com

A Beautiful Liar
Killing The Desire
Maggies Men
A Beautiful Liar
Killing The Desire
Maggies Men

Killing the Desire

Is the man she loves…her mother’s killer?

Rose never believed in love—her mother’s words in her head saw to that. Becks Harlow wanted Rose to protect her heart from the pain of love.

A Beautiful Liar

Maggie West has endured the worst luck: abusive relationships, cheating husbands, an emotionally-destructive mother, a daughter’s bout with cancer, and a slew of last-resort jobs.

Maggie’s Men

Maggie West has a knack for attracting trouble, but this time she’s attracted the perfect man. The love is instant, powerful, and unprecedented for Maggie, but it’s not without roadblocks.

Welcome to my website.

Come in and take a look arround !

I grew up on the Central Coast of California where the beaches were pristine and the sunsets were spectacular. I attended the school of hard knocks as traditional schools had too many rules and regulations for me.