The Life of Old Pete - Shelton, Sd
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Old Pete, a full-blood Cherokee Indian is over one hundred years old. In Book One of The Drugstore Series, he is introduced as a shop-lifting ne'er-do-well who resides in small-town Oklahoma. Book Two, The Life of Old Pete, reveals that this ancient man is not at all what he seems. Born to parents who walked the Trail of Tears, and raised by medicine men uncles, Pete has layers deeper than the span of time. Able to commune with things unknown, and more comfortable with the "in-between" than the material world, this highly advanced soul plays an intricate part in helping the town's inhabitants…mehr

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Old Pete, a full-blood Cherokee Indian is over one hundred years old. In Book One of The Drugstore Series, he is introduced as a shop-lifting ne'er-do-well who resides in small-town Oklahoma. Book Two, The Life of Old Pete, reveals that this ancient man is not at all what he seems. Born to parents who walked the Trail of Tears, and raised by medicine men uncles, Pete has layers deeper than the span of time. Able to commune with things unknown, and more comfortable with the "in-between" than the material world, this highly advanced soul plays an intricate part in helping the town's inhabitants evolve. The Life of Old Pete is a mystical, spiritual journey through one hundred years of richly woven history. It will leave you asking yourself if things unrevealed, are more real than those that can be seen.
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SD Shelton, is a former multi-award-winning broadcast and print journalist and is the award-winning author of the memoir Me, the Crazy Woman, and Breast Cancer. She started her journalist career at the age of eighteen in radio news, and won her first Associated Press Mark Twain award at age nineteen. Ms. Shelton was anchoring primetime television newscasts by the time she was twenty-one and she later continued her career in print news. She has been recognized in all three mediums with both writing and producing awards. The Drugstore is her first work of fiction.