Florissant Girls - O'Brien, William M.
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If you've had your life fall apart, and need time to collect yourself once more, it is not a bad thing to seek out nature. One finds comfort in mysticism. Society might be viewed from afar, using cold reason. You can change your life, but the past remains the same, and only the most searing honesty proves the values you need to preserve. Sometimes, in the still quiet, life offers answers in measures none can hear, nor find on the written page. In this rare state love's power does not always clarify what path is best taken; asserting only that life must be followed.

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If you've had your life fall apart, and need time to collect yourself once more, it is not a bad thing to seek out nature. One finds comfort in mysticism. Society might be viewed from afar, using cold reason. You can change your life, but the past remains the same, and only the most searing honesty proves the values you need to preserve. Sometimes, in the still quiet, life offers answers in measures none can hear, nor find on the written page. In this rare state love's power does not always clarify what path is best taken; asserting only that life must be followed.
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The author attests that Meet Me at St. Margaret's closes a series, begun with The Vampires of Eden, followed by Florissant Girls, which evolved of its own accord. He had to let certain characters migrate across the narratives. He got stuck on the Margaret character, in particular. Her story became his mission; as he was drawn back to the spiritual deposits of his Catholic upbringing. His treatment of the soul's progress against the currents of life brought him into fleeting contact with the verities that always sanctify the human spirit.