Dry Bones Calling is Book 2 in the Dry Brook Christian Fiction Series

Deputy Griffin Black has been called back from a brief vacation to discover a grizzly scene. The bones of five unidentified and decomposed individuals have been discovered in his small desert town with a sixth unconscious person barely hanging onto life partially buried with them.

Having recently been promoted to the homicide unit of his sheriff’s substation, his first major investigation promises to expose unexpected truths that will impact the lives of those he has come to love.

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It only took 11 months and 2 days

Last spring I wrote my second blog post since this website started in 2019 when we leaped into the adventure of writing and publishing fiction.

I lamented about people who feel the need to post on social media about anything and everything they do and everywhere they go. And in doing so I discovered that some people really like seeing posts like that.

And most unexpectedly the two people I heard from are people I regularly follow, one family and one friend, who post often about their lives and I always enjoy seeing their posts. They felt like, because of my blog post, maybe they are posting too much. So it occurred to me that I was in the wrong. People do like that, including me, and I gave my word that if people responded and said they wanted to see that, I would start doing it.

So here I am. Not quite a full year later, getting ready to post something about my day, or week or month, or year. I’ve got a lot to pull from since it took me so long to actually get back on here and do that.

So here we go. A very brief photo summary of the last year.

Last spring we got to watch our grandson graduate from 5th grade! Proud of him, he’s a fun kid to have around! We live too far apart though!

So that’s it for today and I really will do my best this time to do a blog post more than once a year [or once every 4 years!). How does that sound?


P.S. And thank you Rory and Jeri for inspiring me to do this and also thank you that I didn’t discourage you from regular posting.

P.S.S. And by the way, I will say I still don’t like seeing posts of bloody wounds by people I barely know, but most everything else is okay. 🙂

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