Once Jackson found her voice in the Hidden Treasure of Dutch Buffalo Creek, she knew that there were many more stories to write. Keep watching this website to learn when the future books in the series will be published.
You are invited to help select the High Water Marker book that you would like to see published next. The publication schedule will be determined in large measure by the selections requested from my readers.
Click on a title in the drop down list to learn more about each book.
Here is a brief description of one of the titles.
High Water Markers of Jackson’s Observee, by Jackson Badgenoone
Jackson Badgenoone observed the lives of several souls, the first among them was a man named Frederick. His best friend Joseph was an ancestor of a latter day Frederick observed by Elizabeth Badgenoone in her novel. This eighteenth century Frederick was just a young boy when Jackson first began to take notice of him. At the time of her initial observation, Frederick was at play with his best friends, Joseph and Johannes, in a peaceful German town. Within a few years the boys were in uniform and headed for the British colonies in America.
Frederick was really a farmer at heart. He saw the miracle of life in every new seedling. His life took a dramatic turn after he witnessed the execution of a close comrade. From that moment, he repudiated war. In time he shed the uniform of a mercenary. Some called him a traitor, others thought of him as a patriot.
His story captures the drama of his times. It also provides conflict resolution strategies that sustained him during his journey. In the autumn of his life he received a word of encouragement from his childhood buddy. The message came from across the sea that they had sailed together so many years ago.
Frederick was really a farmer at heart. He saw the miracle of life in every new seedling. His life took a dramatic turn after he witnessed the execution of a close comrade. From that moment, he repudiated war. In time he shed the uniform of a mercenary. Some called him a traitor, others thought of him as a patriot.
His story captures the drama of his times. It also provides conflict resolution strategies that sustained him during his journey. In the autumn of his life he received a word of encouragement from his childhood buddy. The message came from across the sea that they had sailed together so many years ago.
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