Keep on Singing - Harman, Barbara
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Brandon Percival was a handsome, well-mannered young man as any Bostonian gentleman should be. He was climbing over the number thirty and feeling a bit old. He had been almost married at one time. However, his sweetheart moved away with her family, back to their home in Germany, leaving Brandon sad and broken. Nevertheless, he did not lack for female companionship. He had three sisters that were very dear to him. They nagged him constantly, kept him up on the latest gossip, and filled him with good food and laughter. He was especially fond of the youngest sister Sarah. Concerned for her health…mehr

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Brandon Percival was a handsome, well-mannered young man as any Bostonian gentleman should be. He was climbing over the number thirty and feeling a bit old. He had been almost married at one time. However, his sweetheart moved away with her family, back to their home in Germany, leaving Brandon sad and broken. Nevertheless, he did not lack for female companionship. He had three sisters that were very dear to him. They nagged him constantly, kept him up on the latest gossip, and filled him with good food and laughter. He was especially fond of the youngest sister Sarah. Concerned for her health he feared for her recovery. Perhaps she would not live long and leave him too.
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I am Barbara Haskett Jones Harman. I love God, my children, step children, writing and painting. I lived my childhood during the great depression that began after the crash of 1929. I met my husband, father of our children in 1942 we were at war. I had our first son in 1943, and then my husband was drafted into the army. I lived with my mother until the war was over. Ted came home in 1946 and we began adding to our family. My mother in law was from the hills of Kentucky. She told me many stories of incidents that had happen there. I felt a desire to put them in writing. however raising a family was a priority, everything was put on hold. my husband died in 1973. We had raised our children and they are living their own lives. Later I met my prince charming and married again. My husband discovered my box of unfinished manuscripts in my belongings. He began in insisting I complete them and would not give up on the idea. My prince died leaving me a widow again. By now, I have developed a deep love for the word in writing. I have published two books with AuthorHouse; Shadow of the Pines, a story of the Blue Ridge Mountains of Kentucky and Kimberly's Song back in Idaho. I fill my days with loving my many children, writing and adding a hobby, painting. The photograph was taken by my grandson, Jason Denver, Spokane WA