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| This column is specifically geared to the rural community of the United States. It speaks a language that rural readers understand and appreciate, and has been proven to be a welcome addition to any publication that is distributed all or in part, to a rural audience. |

| Awards and Accomplishments WOW! Women on Writing Spring 2007 Flash Fiction Contest 2nd Place |
| 2005 True Life Stories Contest 1st Place |
| 2007 Dream Quest One Winter Contest 2nd Place |
| Father's Day 2007 Essay Contest 2nd Place |
| Sunpenny Publishing Commendation ... only USA short story entry recognized |

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| (5.0 out of 5 stars) Author is terrific and the story is a great read, August 3, 2009 Patrick G (Oklahoma) I have read/reviewed several unpublished shorter works by this author and they are all terrific. This novel is not an exception to the general rule regarding the wonderful reading experience in store for someone who wants a realistic slice of life that is entertaining and uplifting family story. |
| (5.0 out of 5 stars) Great Story, August 23, 2009 Larry Jennings (Arkansas) Although this is not the kind of story I normally read,when I started reading it I just couldn't stop. Then my wife read it and she loved it too.I think anyone would enjoy this book,no matter what you usually read. |
| (5.0 out of 5 stars) A Great Read!, August 21, 2009 L. Lott (NJ USA) Right off, you need to know this reviewer was already addicted to CJ Mouser's work via her many short stories. So it was with eager anticipation I read Salvation Home, her first published novel. Let's just say I wasn't disappointed! In it we get to follow the saga of the Eddy family as they attempt to flee the vacuum that was the great dust bowl. The fact that she has the Eddy's escaping to the east and south sets this tale apart from those that followed the migration to the west and California. When most folk had bowed shoulders under the Load of Life, May Eddy willed her spine and shoulders square, and leads us on a heroic journey of triumph. By the way, May isn't the only strong character developed in this story. All along the way we're introduced to an exciting range of personalities that end up shaping her life. I think you'll enjoy meeting them!I Guess I shouldn't be surprised that CJ's first novel shares the same weakness of her short stories; it ends! Now I have no choice but to await her next work. Thanks, CJ Mouser, for the ride! |
| (5.0 out of 5 stars) An Excellent Read, August 16, 2009 Dennis R. Nebgen (Irvona, PA) This is a down to earth, down home book that keeps the readers interest in the story. A simpler time of people with simpler lives that leaves us longing for an era when the important things really mattered. You won't be disappointed. |
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