Bøger af Raymond Greiner

This story is about a unique group of characters who became enthralled by Mildred Norman, and her long journey walking the highways of North America to promote peace. She would speak at schools, churches and community centers to influence those she met to follow a path of peaceful coexistence in their daily lives. The story takes many twists and turns beginning in the Brooks Range of Alaska, and eventually covering populated areas of Canada and the United States to fulfill their mission. Peace has been elusive among human expansion, as this story challenges our species to discover a more peaceful world.Hope remains steadfast as these modern day Peace Pilgrims have left their mark in history.

The story of Millie and Ami reveals how a young girl entrapped in dreadful hopelessness discovers fulfillment through unforeseeable circumstances. Millie was plagued with hampering physical birth defects, which caused social rejection during her formative years. Her birth parents were dysfunctional alcoholics and added no positive dimensions to Millie's life. Millie displayed uncanny instincts to transcend social barriers. Fateful events combined with Millie's resilience opened unperceived opportunities. Millie's adoptive parents foisted the power of profound love lifting Millie to a living standard that she was unaware existed. Her love bond with her adoptive parents created an atmosphere leading to serendipitous events including the precious gift of her beloved Ami. Millie's journey exposed myriad challenging circumstances testing her physically and psychologically.

Queenie is one of six rescued wolves. "Walking slowly to the den, dug out under a large boulder, I crawled in using my flashlight. There they were, six of them, staring at me. They did not seem frightened but whined a little. I picked each one up and looked them over one at a time and they seemed in pretty good shape, staring intently at me with their penetrating eyes. This was such an amazing experience. It's likely the bounty hunters poisoned their parents and siblings, and these were the survivors. I was their savior. I have never felt such instant bonding, overwhelmed with a desire to make a life for these beautiful critters of the wilderness