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Gullah Secrets audiobook has been named a finalist in the 2020 Independent Audiobook Awards general fiction category. Holly Adams did a phenomenal job narrating the novel.
The Wildflower Trilogy
Three books in one volume: The Secret Sense of Wildflower, Lily’s Song and Daisy’s Fortune.
This best-selling and award-winning family saga follows three generations of 13- year-old girls and their families from 1941 to 1982 Appalachia.
About Susan
Amazon and Nook #1 bestselling author Susan Gabriel writes with passion, humor and insight about Southerners, both wise and wounded; teens, both ordinary and odd; and the people who love them, both explicit and unconscious. While she at times has written plays, poetry and nonfiction (see her blog), Susan primarily writes southern fiction and short stories. Discover more about Susan Gabriel here.
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Resilience Dispatch – April 4th – Day 17
Laughter builds resilience. While research shows that watching violence on television and movies causes our immune systems to take a hit (pun intended!), laughter is said to build our immune systems. Laughter helps us stay positive and survive tough times. Recently, I...
Resilience Dispatch – April 3rd – Day 16
Imagine walking up to this door and knocking. Who answers? What does this person look like? What is their story? Is it an ancient healer with sacred medicines to give? An artist? A musician? Someone from your past? As someone who has written novels for the last 25...
Resilience Dispatch – April 2nd – Day 15
Kindness builds resilience. Even the smallest acts of kindness can change lives. Genuine kindness often involves sacrifice. Keeping ourselves and others safe by staying at home during a pandemic, is an act of kindness. Treating ourselves with kindness and compassion...
Resilience Dispatch – April 1st – Day 14
Yesterday, I asked you to write three things you are grateful for, and suggested that you didn’t have to limit yourself to three. Last night, after watching the latest news about Covid-19, I sat alone with my journal open at the kitchen table and made my own gratitude...
Resilience Dispatch – March 31st – Day 13
Name three things you are grateful for. Gratitude builds resilience. Not only does it create good mojo, but it pushes away depression, fear, and anger. When things get tough, I make a list of what I’m grateful for, and I feel better. Here’s one of my lists from years...
“When Queenie is unsuccessful in hiding her smile, Iris shoots her a look that could stop a wildebeest in a dead run.”
— Temple Secrets
