The Seer
The Seer by John Dietrich, published by AuthorHouse in May 2006, is a work of fiction that spans 248 pages. Set in the 1970s, the narrative unfolds in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, and transitions to the fictional Walking Stick Hollow in Kentucky. The story centers on Annie Grant, who faces the challenges of being forced into an unwanted marriage at sixteen, with limited options and resources.
Readers will find a tale that intertwines action and adventure as Annie’s life takes a dramatic turn following her encounter with a State Trooper named Aaron Smith. Their relationship develops amidst a backdrop of complex circumstances, including murder and personal struggles. The book explores themes of love and resilience, highlighting Annie’s journey as she navigates her tumultuous life and the unexpected connections that arise.
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Priceless takes place in the 1970’s in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, moving on to Walking Stick Hollow, a fictional place in Kentucky.
When Annie Grant, the daughter of a wealthy physician and his socialite wife, turned sixteen, her father forced her into marriage with a man she met only two days before the wedding. Over her many objections, having no money of her own, no education to speak of, and weighing 310 pounds, it was either marriage to Allen West or be thrown our on the street to fend for herself.
After five years of a marriage in name only, Annie’s life changed forever when a handsome State Trooper came into “The Hungry No More” restaurant with his family to celebrate his parent’s 44th wedding anniversary. Aaron Smith’s life also changed forever the night he met Annie. He didn’t see someone grossly overweight. He saw a stunningly beautiful woman.
Their path toward each other is strewn with senseless, cold-blooded murder, laughter, sensual love scenes, six small hell-raisers, and Annie’s ex-husband’s love child.
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