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Covered In Shells

by Cheryl Carroll

134 pages; quality trade paperback (softcover); catalogue #05-2317; ISBN 1-4120-7422-3; US$16.95, C$19.49, EUR13.92, £9.75

Looking for love, heartbreak, and a good laugh? If so, Covered in Shells is a must read. Travel with one passionate writer's expose on her search through life's experiences.

About the Book

Covered in Shells is a personal expose of the life and loves of one wildly passionate woman. This spirited anthology contains the dramatic journey written through poetry, short stories, and life's reflections. Covered in Shells encompases the life events of a woman who knew only one way to express her heart - through words.

Controversial topics, Covered in Shells doesn't mince raw emotions. The creative non-fiction short stories contained within will leave you wondering, "Did this really happen?" The stories and poetry depicting life's often times dramatic moments are true. These are the stories that make up one woman's life; life survivor, and healing all the while.

About the Author

Writer, painter, poet characterize the artistic and creative talents of Cheryl Carroll. Cheryl searches for the truth hidden in life and love, which sometimes pour out in words of heartfelt angst, despair, truth, humor, and wildly amusing anecdotes.

Cheryl has traveled through life by experiencing a few marriages, children, divorce, betrayal, and survival. She had her family in her 20's, her education in her 30's, and is figuring out who she is in her 40's.

Cheryl is a life-long poet, artist, a technical and professional writer, and a professor who teaches English and Communicationn courses at several local universities in the Atlanta area. This book has been a long-awaited labor of love and a procrastinated effort if there ever was one.

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