Patricia Brown

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Rumors swirl when sisters Hope & Faith return to their hometown to settle their preacher father's estate, prompting Eleanor and her sleuthing friends to dig up the truth about a decades-old mystery.

The trials that come with simply living everyday can lead to places of triumph or defeat. Our response to those low valleys, and sometimes very dark places, is the key to achieving a positive outcome. Golden nuggets of mercy is a compilation of life stories, of how faith and trust in God, and his plan for our lives, works for our good. Helping others to get up, wake up, man up and see a better way, is reflected in each page of this work. Themes of encouragement, love, understanding, and restoration are based on God's words from his divine scriptures. I pray that reading this work will help you walk in the light, in the midst of life's storms. Noble Brun

Retired teacher and poet Eleanor Penrose is back The tiny beach towns of Waterton and Sand Beach are roiled by the disappearance of the Hispanic newlywed who'd married the area's richest heiress. When a mysterious former Nazi hunter arrives in town, even more locals begin to disappear. With her coffee club friends, her ardent suitor Angus, the unflappable African gray parrot Feathers, and the rest of her quirky friends, Eleanor gets entangled in dark secrets, bullies, racism, murder, and anonymous love letters. Even a bucolic beach town has its skeletons.

Jesus Has an Awesome Fun Life For Me is a series written for the next generation of the body of Christ. I've devoted a short book to each of the finished works of Jesus in which I endeavor to make learning about our inheritance easy and enjoyable. Revelation 5:12 (KJV) is referenced: "Worthy is the Lamb that was slain to receive power, and riches, and wisdom, and strength, and honor, and glory, and blessing." BOOK I focuses on POWER. Thank you for joining me on this journey

In this third book in the Coastal Coffee Club Mysteries series, a girl washes up on the sleepy coastal town's beach and two women are found murdered. Eleanor and her coffee club friends find themselves in another investigation, but are they also suspects? What is the deal with the mysterious ruby ring that seems to follow Eleanor? And who are these new people in town and what are they after? Has Feathers, the parrot found true love? Will Angus and Eleanor resolve their romantic differences?

Retired schoolteacher Eleanor Penrose has a busy and sometimes complicated life. It becomes even more complex when she comes into possession of a mysterious chest filled with diamonds and a notebook stuffed with secrets. When a mean-spirited mystery writer visiting the sleepy coastal town gets murdered, Eleanor and her coffee club quickly find themselves involved. Family secrets and the bonds that we share are examined and tested as Eleanor, her retired detective friend Angus, the coffee club ladies, and Feathers, the irascible African grey parrot, work to solve the puzzles without becoming the murderer's next victims.

The old people are dying in this small coastal town of Waterton, but no one seems to notice--after all, that's what old folk do, isn't it? Eleanor and her delightful assortment of friends, most whom are getting up in age, set out to discover what is going on. Is it a series of mercy killings, or murder, and is their investigation putting them in danger? Eleanor has a complicated life, much more complicated than a retired school teacher could want. A precocious 10-year old girl from down the street, an impertinent parrot, a group of hilarious friends, an on-again, off-again suitor, and a husband that seems to be running very late are just the beginning. Can she cope with being in the middle of the hunt for a serial killer too?

Twenty-nine Filipinas traveled fifty-three hundred miles to Hawai'i in 1907 pursuing better lives. Thousands of Filipinas followed. These daring women created major life changes, but their stories were seldom heard. FILIPINAS Voices from Daughters and Descendants of Hawaii's Plantation Era seeks to change that. Sixty-seven storytellers and collaborators share details about their early immigrant ancestors and themselves shedding light on culture, spiritual beliefs, and roles Filipinas continue to play in Hawaii's history. Filipinas are prudent and rarely share their personal and family stories of struggle and perseverance. As their generations decline, they recognize their history will be lost forever. Therefore, they chose to honor plantation-era Filipinas by sharing and preserving their stories publically and offering them as reliable truths and learning tools. "This path-breaking book by Dr. Patricia Brown deals with the fascinating lives and times of the first Filipinas in Hawai'i in the early decades of the twentieth-century," says Dr. Belinda Aquino, professor emeritus of Asian studies at the University of Hawai'i, Manoa, and founding director of its Center for Philippine Studies. "It is a landmark addition to the relatively scant history of Filipinas and Filipina-Americans in the islands and will certainly enrich the existing literature on this particular topic."