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Ashley Winslip is a widowed woman, pregnant with her dead husband's child. In a moment of desperation, she heads to a cabin in the hills to remove herself from this earthly plane. Fortunately, Milo Burns is already at the camp, albeit with problems of his own. He is divorced and struggling with the fact that he won't be able to have his two young daughters with him for summer vacation, that is unless he finds a proper home. A night under the stars and a sunrise in the morning give the two just-met individuals the impetus to straighten out their problems.

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Ashley Winslip is a widowed woman, pregnant with her dead husband's child. In a moment of desperation, she heads to a cabin in the hills to remove herself from this earthly plane. Fortunately, Milo Burns is already at the camp, albeit with problems of his own. He is divorced and struggling with the fact that he won't be able to have his two young daughters with him for summer vacation, that is unless he finds a proper home. A night under the stars and a sunrise in the morning give the two just-met individuals the impetus to straighten out their problems.


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Norman Hewes was born in the early 1930s. His parents lost everything in the Great Depression. He was nine years old before he lived in a house with interior plumbing, running water or electric lights. The house did have a lot of love in it and this is reflected in the stories he writes. During mud season he often rode to school in the back of a cattle truck. The one thing the town had was a good library. He found much enjoyment and soon read beyond his grade level. All through his youth he worked at various jobs, mowing lawns, shoveling snow and peddling papers. When old enough he worked on a dairy farm. Graduating in 1952, he worked as a bus driver for a few months. The draft soon caught up with him and he was sent to Korea. Returning home he worked as a mechanic, and then as a factory worker. In the meantime he was married and lived together with his wife on a small farm for fifty-four years of happiness. Always, any spare minute, he read fiction and when he retired in 1996, he taught himself to type. His wife helped to make his stories readable, she being in printing as a proofreader. He has continued to write, using volunteers he finds on the Internet to edit and proofread. He is now striving to post 100 stories in different mediums. Many are short stories with a few novels interspersed. He still lives within twenty miles of his birthplace just as he has all his life here in beautiful Vermont.

Norm most often used "happyhugo" as the author to write his stories under and uses this for his blogspot. The Happy denotes the type of stories he writes, having a happy ending for most of his characters and trying to follow the Golden Rule of: "Do Unto Others as you would have Them Do to You."