A view of this world.

An acquiantance, a relative through marriage of one of my children died yesterday. He came to my book-signing last Sunday and we visited for a few minutes. I could see then that he didn't have too long left in this world. In his day he was a robust handsome man, married and father of seven sons. I have heard he wasn't always a kind man and also not an easy partner to live with either. In the end, I'm wondering- is all forgiven when we leave this place? Will there be a second time around in that new place and will our mistakes be erased and we'll get a chance to start anew?

The Lindy Lewis Diaries: An excerpt from Silence

The Lindy Lewis Diaries: An excerpt from Silence: "I see you dead!" And old woman declared when she appeared at Lindy's door in Hilton Head and insisted she had something very important to t...

An excerpt from Silence

"I see you dead!" And old woman declared when she appeared at Lindy's door in Hilton Head and insisted she had something very important to tell her. Lindy is wary of this woman's insistance, and totally exhausted from loss of sleep after being plagued by the same three men chasing her again in her nightmares. And after hearing what just might be her demise, she panics. Was this it? Had Mario's family finally won and they would kill her too? This is just one of situations Lindy Lewis will encounter and struggle with in Silence, and which just might keep you up late into the night. Stop in at the Art Center in Maple Grove, Sunday Oct. 28, 1-5 for my book-signing and have a glass of wine. My wonderful and talented son-in-law, guitarist Dan Thayer will delight us with his music, and maybe my son, Jeff Loven, known as the famed One Man Band, can be talked into a few tunes for us too. Hope to see you all, Lyn

Lyn Miller Lacoursiere

23 hours ago

Just a couple more weeks (Sunday Oct. 28) until my latest book called SILENCE will be available for you at my book-signing event at the Maple Grove Art Center in Maple Grove MN Everyone is welcome. Stop in and enjoy a glass of wine and some goodies.
Thanks

New things

Hello friends;

I've got an exciting few months coming up.  First of all on Sunday, October 28, from 1-5, I will be having a book-signing of my sixth book called SILENCE at the Art Center of Maple Grove, in Maple Grove, MN.  
After bringing you all up to date in book five (The Early Years) when Lindy Lewis and Reed Conners have met in college and began their relationship, I have started off again continuing with SILENCE (after book four, Suddenly Summer) This is a volume of adventure in  which Lindy Lewis searches for answers; in Mitzi's murder, continual deadly threats on her life and of course, where is that love?
Hope to see all of you there and we'll have wine and goodies to savor.

I will be stepping out into the world of Holiday Boutiques again and this year along with the exciting new volume of SILENCE for sale, I will offer a signed, complete set of the Lindy Lewis Adventures for sale at a low, low price for gifting.  This is a wonderful and thoughtful gift for those special people on your list, and especially for those hard to buy for.
I will gift wrap, and mail them just to make it easy for you. You can charge it to pay-pal or a charge card through my web site. (E-mail me for directions).

ALSO, I will be at the Community Center in Maple Grove in Maple Grove MN, Saturday, Nov.10 from 9-4 for their Christmas Boutique.
And, St Vincent de Paul Church in Osseo, Saturday Dec.1, 9-4, and Sunday Dec.2, 9-12:00 for their Holiday Boutique.

And, I'm sure you all know that all six books (SILENCE any day now) are available in paperback as well as e-books for easy reading, at Amazon .com

Thanks
Lyn

Lyn Miller Lacoursiere
Author
8874 Cottonwood La. N.
Maple Grove MN 55369
763/424/8637
lindylewis1@msn.com
www.mystery-novels-lynmillerlacoursiere.com

Alone with Time (Writen in1994)

I sit here in my faded robe
my morning coffee at my side.
The shades are up, a day has dawned
and all my thoughts are on a ride.

Now I wonder where my time has gone
so fast at times, I ponder.
Can these days slow down for me, or
will they put me under.

What will give me comfort now
I question as I sit here.
Will the coldness in my heart
awaken soon. I hope. I fear.

That bouyant heart is worn and old.
My hair is full of wire.
My thighs are slim but look all wrong.
the only warmth is from the fire.

My loves have always been my life
my strength and courage, and my home.
Now I wonder if there's time, but
do I really want to roam?

The times I've loved have been and gone,
the lessons sometimes hurt.
My feelings have been ripped apart,
I lost, then tossed and turned.

Will I be content to rest
forever in this slump.
Or will I trample out to buy
the things I'll need to pump?

Will the lotions and the oils
revitalize and give me hope?
Will I emerge so revishing
or will I fail and mope.

Will I really need the lace,
the perfumes and the creams?
The magic of the "Wonder Bra"
to fullfill all my dreams.

Will I imerge again anew
or will I cry and whine.
Will I stay inside my house
or will I dance and dine?

Will I dare and venture
or is it time to sleep.
My books, my socks and washed out flannels
forever in my keep.

I ponder in my faded robe.
A new day, warm and bright.
My thoughts have circled, now plans abound
the road is now in sight.

No, I say, I just won't do it!
I'm learning now to live.
Alone with me, content with time
Myself the gift to give.

Lyn Miller Lacoursiere
1994