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Published
In a London Fog
by
Elizabeth R. Lawrence ©2008
ISBN 978-1-4357-6068-4
Perhaps if they were less sensitive, less romantic, less tuned in to each other, less mature or even more experienced it would have been easier. He couldn’t afford to lose anything. He had nothing. Less than nothing. But it made up his world. He was an innocent, even in the murky world around him, a good and decent man without guile who played cops and robbers for a living. Was it that or his sex appeal that stopped her in her tracks? She didn’t know, and she didn’t know what he’d do if she just turned away but she didn’t want to hurt him or see him hurt himself for her sake. When she’d tried to say it he put his arms around her and took the words away. Love had found them and they were lost in the heartbreak of what they were doing.
“…But women’s ways are witless ways…”
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Published
Swimming With Sharks
by
Elizabeth R. Lawrence ©2007
ISBN 978-1-4357-1803-6
"Swimming With Sharks" is an allegorical title to tell an adult story in which characters and events symbolize the deeper, underlying meaning. This is not a fish tale.
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Published
Nobody’s
Children
is the present title of the book
previously published as
Bari
The Records and the Memories
by
Elizabeth
R. Lawrence ©2000
ISBN 978-1-4357-0532-6
"If
we see ourselves through the eyes of those who love us when
we have no one we can truly become invisible to ourselves.
We may not always have known who we were, but somehow we knew
who we weren’t. That, in itself, kept us honor bound
to our roots, even when we didn’t know it”. More....
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