BOOKS
Waking UP Cattywampus: Memoir of a Transplanted Southerner
Print on Demand (Paperback) – January 1, 2019
- Ph.D. psychologist faces mortality after his father's death.
- Waking Up Cattywampus explores childhood bullying and parental alcoholism.
- Cattywampus: A poignant journey of joyful and heartbreaking self-discovery.
Upon the death of his father, a Ph.D. psychologist is driven to face his own mortality. In this autobiographical memoir, strange and haunting episodes of his own long life provide clues to the central question, “Who am I?”
Family Secrets: Discovering Medieval Queens
(Underwood and Powers Family History Book 2)
Kindle Edition
- Explore 26 medieval women's lives in a captivating adventure.
- Uncover stories of extraordinary women from the Middle Ages.
- Discover your potential ancestry through fascinating tales.
Have you ever wondered about your ancestors” What their names were? Where they came from? Were they famous or rich? Were they outlaws or criminals?
Waking up Cattywampus:
Memoir of a Transplanted Southerner
Kindle Edition
- Ph.D. psychologist faces mortality, childhood struggles in 'Waking Up Cattywampus.
- Cattywampus' unfolds a poignant quest for meaning and self-discovery.
- Memoir blends joy and heartbreak, revealing a search for self
Upon the death of his father, a Ph.D. psychologist is driven to face his own mortality. In this autobiographical memoir, strange and haunting episodes of his own long life provide clues to the central question, “Who am I?”
Saints, Sinners, Scoundrels, and Some Ordinary People:
The Kentucky, Virginia, and European Ancestors of Mary Underwood (Underwood, Powers, and Jackson Family History Narratives Book 1)
Kindle Edition
The King of Jerusalem, Berenguela of Castille and Leon, Sir William Feilding, Richard Henry Lee, Carter Braxton, William Underwood, and John T. Jackson. What do they have in common? The answer: They are all ancestors of a simple, dowdy, white-haired Kentucky housewife, Mary Underwood. Rich in detail and excitement, the book is a collection of short biographies of Ms. Underwood’s forebears–some well-known to history, some obscure, but nevertheless memorable characters all.