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'I'd like to tell you a story', an old woman says to her beloved great-granddaughter - and thereby hangs a tale . . . . and what a tale . . . In 'Warm Moonlight', Joseph Wurtenbaugh, the author of 'The Old Soul', presents a supernatural tale done his way. It's a story of adventure and rescue,... read more
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“The most subtle and dedicated oppressors of young women have always been older ones.”
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“The generations change, but the hormones don't. Neither do the motives for rebellion, nor the methods of rebellion.”
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“Indulgence in pleasure can be as much an exercise in self-mortification as indulgence in pain.”
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