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Weep for Love is a work of fiction except when it narrates the attributes of the male protagonist, whose personality is based on the author’s lived experiences. Names, characters, businesses, places, events, book cover models, and incidents are either the products of the author’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. If there is any similarity to any living or dead person, then that is pure coincidence, i.e., by chance, it was not intended. Anticipate the enthralling release of David’s first romance novel trilogy, “Weep for Love,” on February 14th, 2024—Valentine’s Day. Available in E-book, Paperback, and Hardbound formats, this trilogy promises to immerse readers in a world where love unfolds in unexpected ways.

When Jeremy snuck out in the dead of night to meet Woodman and see animal magic, he could hardly believe what he beheld –the old Indian could become any animal. Woodman would impart his skill only so Jeremy could continue a living tradition that would die when Woodman was gone.

Jeremy and the Crow Nation picks up the main character from The Changer and asks what could be happening to a teenager who has Jeremy’s gift. I wanted to explore the moral quandaries that arise when we put our ethics front and center concerning the treatment of animals. Naturally, a boy of 16 is going to have a lot going on in his life, and making decisions about what kind of people he wants to associate with (as well as falling in love) and I hope that my readers can relate to Jeremy and through his problems come up with a blueprint for their own lives.

Kelly: Full Circle, the third and final book in the Changer Trilogy, combines all the elements inherent in promoting animal rights—from the clear view that animals are sentient beings, to all how they can contribute to our betterment when we work together. And it does so without compromising the elements that make for a riveting adolescent love story: a dangerous mission that could tear a couple apart, and the incredible adventure they embark upon.

Take a journey with Gale, a blind girl who discovers the profound truth that sight resides within the heart. Published in 1989, this timeless children’s classic continues to touch hearts and inspire young readers.

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