Come Away with Me - Elzey, M. E.
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Come Away with Me, is the love story between Maggie Stewart and Jack Holt. An unlikely couple, who despite all odds fell madly in love. She taught him to forgive himself for his troubled past. He showed her how real men treated the woman they love.Maggie was a world-renowned model worth-millions. She fell victim to the whims of powerful, controlling men with ulterior motives. Maggie was emotionally wounded when she married a successful doctor with underlying motivesJack Holt struggled with self-esteem since a childhood automobile accident. The accident killed his father, two sisters, and left…mehr

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Come Away with Me, is the love story between Maggie Stewart and Jack Holt. An unlikely couple, who despite all odds fell madly in love. She taught him to forgive himself for his troubled past. He showed her how real men treated the woman they love.Maggie was a world-renowned model worth-millions. She fell victim to the whims of powerful, controlling men with ulterior motives. Maggie was emotionally wounded when she married a successful doctor with underlying motivesJack Holt struggled with self-esteem since a childhood automobile accident. The accident killed his father, two sisters, and left he and his mother disabled. His mother died in destitution eleven years after the accident. Jack's injuries left him with considerable damage to the bone structure on the left side of his face.Maggie and Jack met in Homestead Park. The relationship slowly grew. Together they learned to help each other work through their emotional baggage. On the day her lawyer served her husband with divorce papers, Maggie vanished. A week later, homicide detectives arrested Jack Holt and charged him for the rape and murder of Maggie Stewart.Joe Hammer, a disbarred senior prosecutor, was given another opportunity to practice law. There were conditions to this opportunity to practice. Working out of the public defender's, representing Jack Holt.After Jack Holt's trial a jury decides whether he is innocent or guilty for the rape and murder of Maggie Stewart.
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We are all ultimately defined by the events in our lives, m.e. Elzey is no exception. Being raised in Gilbert, Arizona, during the fifties and sixties. It was an idyllic Southwest community of mid-twentieth century American. His love of reading and writing started by chance, in the seventh grade. He borrowed his older brother Ken's library book, J.D. Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye. He read it cover to cover. What stirred his interest was a conversation he overheard between his brother and mother as they discussed the use of the "F" word in the book. Keep in mind, this conversation took place in 1962. It wasn't a conversation that took place very often between anyone much less a parent and child. Good, bad, or indifferent, it was also the book that sparked his interest in reading and storytelling. He was already an established storyteller, just ask any of his childhood friends and classmates. Because of reading Catcher in the Rye, he read and eventually admired the skill of writers like Wallace Stegner, Norman Maclean, John Steinbeck and Dee Brown. While attending Arizona State University he developed a keen interest in the American politics and the counterculture of the late 1960s. At the request of several like-minded people, he began ghost writing political essays that highlighted the inequities of the times. As with everyone, the realities of life took center stage. In 1972 he went to work for Motorola Semiconductor Products in Phoenix, where he worked for the next thirty-three years. In the early 1990s, his job required that he travel extensively. The traveling rekindled his love of writing, especially fiction.His wife Jeannie 48 years live in Marana, Arizona, a northwestern suburb of Tucson. She's also his best friend, his squeeze, doubles as his editor, his most ardent fan and his most vocal critique.