Here you will find the books I wrote before I became obsessed with the history of New Mexico’s Rocky Mountains.
He has no family. She wishes hers would leave her alone. Both Lawrence and Deborah are determined to make their own way in early 1980’s Seattle. And then the recession hits. Deborah loses her job. Lawrence teeters towards homelessness. Will either of them survive the streets of Seattle? Available at www.amazon.com or your other favorite on-line retailer.
Win the Lottery, live happily ever after! Well, maybe. When Ruth and Joe Marsh win the New Mexico Lottery jackpot, they realize almost immediately that things are going to be a little complicated. But anything’s possible for them now! Nothing but good can come of having this much money! Or so they think. Then their youngest son disappears, his custom truck abandoned in a ditch. Where is he? Why haven’t they heard anything? Now too much money is the least of their problems. Available at www.amazon.com and other on-line booksellers.
But Still My Child is a set of poems offered from the heart of one grieving woman to another. Powerful and delicate, this poetry speaks the pain of the loss of a pregnancy. Written over a period of thirty years, the poems in But Still My Child express the immediate pain as well as the lingering ache that pregnancy loss can bring. They do not provide simple answers. Instead, they acknowledge the pain while offering the comfort and companionship that only someone who has also experienced the loss of an unborn child can share. Paperback and Kindle: www.amazon.com
And Then Moses Was There celebrates events in the Old Testament by exploring them through the eyes of people who were there. These poems combine Loretta Miles Tollefson’s award-winning poetic skills and knowledge of the Bible to look in a new way at the ancient stories and the people who lived them. Each poem focuses on a different event, from Noah’s weariness and Pharoah’s certainty of his divine rights to Jonathon’s admiration for David and the prophet Jeremiah’s anger with his people. Paperback and Kindle: www.amazon.com Other E-book Formats: www.books2read.com
Mary At The Cross celebrates events in the New Testament by exploring them through the eyes of people who were there. In these thirty quietly lyrical yet accessible poems, Loretta Miles Tollefson combines her award-winning poetic skills and knowledge of the Bible to look at the ancient stories and the people who lived them in a new way. Read these poems and experience a fresh approach to and appreciation of the New Testament stories. Paperback and Kindle: www.amazon.com Other E-book Formats: www.books2read.com
Fiction and Fact From Old New Mexico 