Category Archives: My Blog
Three Years of Her Life – Book Sighting in La Jolla, CA
The debut historical book, Three Years of Her Life, is in La Jolla, CA. A long-time, good friend and colleague, Judith Pfeiffer, PhD, MSN, read the book while visiting family in Canada. She retired from USCD as Director, Nursing Education, … Continue reading
Three Years of Her Life -Book Sighting in Del Mar, CA
The debut historical book, Three Years of Her Life, is in Del Mar, CA, a coastal seaside resort with its beautiful beaches, world-renowned race track, wonderful weather, and upscale living. A good friend, psychologist and playwright, Ellen Nemiroff, enjoys living … Continue reading
Three Years of Her Life – Book Sighting in Seattle WA
The debut historical fiction book, THREE YEARS OF HER LIFE, is in Seattle, WA, with the Space needle in the distant view. It’s in the hand and being read by granddaughter Emily, daughter of son Jeffrey and awesome daughter-in-law Jennifer. … Continue reading
Three Years of Her Life in Montauk, Long Island
The debut historical fiction novel, Three Years of Her Life, traveled to Montauk, the east end of Long Island, known for its beach getaways. It was being read in that peaceful place by Christine Heim Conlon, a special friend, and … Continue reading
Elizabeth Meets Gorgeous Wilson
Excerpt from the book, Three Years of Her Life – C. E. Robinson While Erik schlepped around Germany attempting to find information on the mystery woman’s photo in her grandfather’s gold pocket watch, Elizabeth was thankfully busy working in the … Continue reading
The Gold Pocket Watch
Excerpt from the historical fiction book, Three Years of Her Life – C. E. Robinson Halfway in the book, in January 1961, Erik and Elizabeth visit Grandmother Edna in Maine. Erik uncovers Grandfather’s secret in Germany while he is doing … Continue reading
Maribel’s Look Alike
Except from the book, Three Years of Her Life – C. E. Robinson Elizabeth meets Erik’s parents for the first time at his grandmother’s 80th birthday celebration weekend. And she meets Erik’s old girlfriend, his mother’s chosen one for him. … Continue reading
More About a Rose in a Coke Bottle
The streetlight cast a glow on the mailbox. Snow blowing against her, Elizabeth pulled her coat tighter around her and ran. She opened the mailbox door, reached in, felt around, and pulled out a long-stemmed red rose. A chill went … Continue reading
A Rose in a Coke Bottle
Elizabeth had casually mentioned on the phone that she was coming to visit because she could use some fresh air and company. She’d gotten sick while working her summer live-in nanny job in a coastal town, and wasn’t completely recovered. … Continue reading
Before Sundown 