Bøger af Patti Clark

Tennessee Mountain Man is a true story about Nick Grindstaff a young man who witnessed many heartbreaking experiences in life which led him to become a hermit in the mountains of East Tennessee. He was affectionately known as "Uncle NIck" living alone in his hut with his dog Panter and per rattlesnake.

Angel in the Attic, draws you inside the pages with suspense, surprise and excitement as Leah Barronne miraculously survives an intended drowning, planned by her ruthless husband Ian Barronne. Unable to swim, she floats to the lake's edge and trudges back to the house she and Ian lived in and occupies the third story apartment, without Ian knowing that she is alive. She becomes the heir to a fortune of eight and a half billions dollars. As a result of the drowning attempt, she developes a serious illness and requires a caregiver, bringing into play an angel, Mark Thatcher, who adds excitement and drama to the story through miracles. Leah's wealth affords her the unlimited opportunity to buy a device that monitors the downstairs conversations to find the reason Ian wanted her dead. His illegal "wife" Cyndi is an accomplice to his scheme. While accomplishing revenge in harsh ways, Leah also along with Mark Thatcher builds a city, working as a channel, for her deceased Aunt Nora, who left her the wealth. She builds a unique cith bringing the poor and homeless to the same level as the elite. The end will surprise you, with a supernatural twist.

A Play Script depicting the life of legendary Tom Ashley from Mountain City Tennessee, an entertainer known Nationwide in the music field and also as a comedian, who performed in "Medicine" shows throughout the United States as well as England. He performed at Carnegie Hall in New York, Chicago and Los Angeles, California. Tom Ashley will forever be remembered in every place he performed.

This book depicts the story of the birth of Jesus, from the time of Mary's visit from the angel Gabriel until the visit from the Magi bringing Gold, Frankincense and Myrrh to worship the newborn king. Clark has truly brought the story to life so that you will feel you are experiencing it in person.

Elimelech and his wife Naomi and their sons, Mahlon and Chilion move to Moab to escape the famine in Bethlehem. The sons marry Moabite women, Ruth and Orpah. The three men die, leaving the wives to be untimely widows. Naomi and Ruth decide to return to Bethlehem upon hearing the news that the famine is over and the rains have fallen and brought bountiful harvests. Ruth gleans in the fields of Boaz, a wealthy farmer. Their meeting exemplifies a love story that is known through the ages as one of the most intriguing of all times. The story brings Ruth and Naomi through hardships, to ultimate victory. We can experience the same blessing in our own lives by trusting and enduring life's events. God is no respecter of persons.

This is a fiction play, depicting the possible setback if one were to experience eternal youth, as Rita Hurd found the difficulties of being set apart as a freak of nature and the abuse she suffered for years before finding a satisfactory life.