Cog Stone Dreams

Fiction & Literature, Historical
Cover of the book Cog Stone Dreams by Diane Schochet, Red Phoenix Books
View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart
Author: Diane Schochet ISBN: 9781937781583
Publisher: Red Phoenix Books Publication: December 22, 2011
Imprint: Smashwords Edition Language: English
Author: Diane Schochet
ISBN: 9781937781583
Publisher: Red Phoenix Books
Publication: December 22, 2011
Imprint: Smashwords Edition
Language: English

A cog stone is a unique archeological artifact from 2,000-9,000 years ago found along the mouth of the Santa Ana River in southern California, and may have been used by long-ago human inhabitants to grind corn or beans.
Cog Stone Dreams is a whimsical look at 9,000 years of history of Westbruk Wetlands history peopled by smugglers, wise grandmothers, ambitious explorers, more ambitious missionaries, a royal who pretends to be a commoner, rich people who live the high life, poor people who catch malaria, stunt men, thieves, priests, members of a fancy-smancy gun club, oil men (including one who communicates with dead people and grows cactus), a murderer and me.
My name is Dessa Halom Lechmann. I write the syndicated Dear Dessa Dreams advice column for the Bulletin Gazette newspaper chain. In 1946, when I was ten I brought a dream inducing cog stone. If things don’t go well for me, I take the cog stone to bed and dream about the wetlands. Because my parents divorced, my mother was crazy, I broke up with Mr. Perfect to marry Mr. Not So Perfect, I’ve been real sick, and witnessed a murder, I’ve taken that dream inducing cog stone to bed a lot. So now I’m a real authority on the Westbruk Wetlands and you can ask me about anything you want to know.

View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart

A cog stone is a unique archeological artifact from 2,000-9,000 years ago found along the mouth of the Santa Ana River in southern California, and may have been used by long-ago human inhabitants to grind corn or beans.
Cog Stone Dreams is a whimsical look at 9,000 years of history of Westbruk Wetlands history peopled by smugglers, wise grandmothers, ambitious explorers, more ambitious missionaries, a royal who pretends to be a commoner, rich people who live the high life, poor people who catch malaria, stunt men, thieves, priests, members of a fancy-smancy gun club, oil men (including one who communicates with dead people and grows cactus), a murderer and me.
My name is Dessa Halom Lechmann. I write the syndicated Dear Dessa Dreams advice column for the Bulletin Gazette newspaper chain. In 1946, when I was ten I brought a dream inducing cog stone. If things don’t go well for me, I take the cog stone to bed and dream about the wetlands. Because my parents divorced, my mother was crazy, I broke up with Mr. Perfect to marry Mr. Not So Perfect, I’ve been real sick, and witnessed a murder, I’ve taken that dream inducing cog stone to bed a lot. So now I’m a real authority on the Westbruk Wetlands and you can ask me about anything you want to know.

More books from Historical

Cover of the book The Red Badge of Courage (Wisehouse Classics Edition) by Diane Schochet
Cover of the book Chinese Fairy Tales and Fantasies by Diane Schochet
Cover of the book Children's Book of American Biographies by Diane Schochet
Cover of the book On the Frontier by Diane Schochet
Cover of the book Verführe niemals einen Highlander by Diane Schochet
Cover of the book The Crystal Ship by Diane Schochet
Cover of the book Hero of Rome by Diane Schochet
Cover of the book Sababa by Diane Schochet
Cover of the book Bundle: Older Man & Younger Woman Vol. 10 (4 short stories) by Diane Schochet
Cover of the book Tamer, A Short Story by Diane Schochet
Cover of the book The Strangler Vine by Diane Schochet
Cover of the book Suspenseful Starts by Diane Schochet
Cover of the book Castle Rackrent by Diane Schochet
Cover of the book Promised Land by Diane Schochet
Cover of the book Redfish Oak by Diane Schochet
We use our own "cookies" and third party cookies to improve services and to see statistical information. By using this website, you agree to our Privacy Policy