Boys Will Be Boys-The Joys and Terrors of Raising Boys (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781499728859)

Cher'ley Grogg writes different genres. "The Journey Back--One Joy at a Time" is a devotional book. "Stamp Out Murder" is a cozy mystery and "The Secret in Grandma's Trunk is a YA novel. Cher'ley co-authored "Small Town America" and "West Virginia Memories". Dusty Wallace lives in the Appalachians of Virginia with his wife and two sons. He enjoys reading, writing, and the occasional fine cigar. When Dreama Pritt was in Elementary School, she looked up at visiting poet Muriel Miller Dressler in wide-eyed wonder, thinking "I want to be a writer too." Steve Scott's mom somehow knew he was going to be a writer from a very young age. It took him about 15 more years to figure that out, however. Born and raised in the beautiful Pacific Northwest, Theresa Jenner Garrido spent the first nine years of her life on an island in Puget Sound, off the coast of Washington State. Gloria Alden's Catherine Jewell Mystery series are The Blue Rose, Daylilies for Emily's Garden, Ladies of the Garden Club, and a middle-grade book, The Sherlock Holmes Detective Club. Her published short stories include "The Professor's Books" in FISH TALES, The Lure of the Rainbow in FISH NETS, "Once Upon a Gnome" in STRANGELY FUNNY and "Norman's Skeleton's" in ALL HALLOWS EVIL and several stories in the e-zine, Bethlehem Writers. At age 62, Mike Staton took early retirement so he could move to Las Vegas and finish writing the third book of his fantasy trilogy Larenia's Shadow, an epic tale of betrayal and revenge set amid the decadent age of a long-lived empire. Books one and two, The Emperor's Mistress and Thief's Coin, have been published. Linda Scott lives in Hartselle, AL with her husband Stephen. She has two grown sons, three grandsons and one granddaughter. Misty Montega is an avid volunteer and musician. She is a loving mother of three children-a boy and two girls, and a devoted wife. Max Taylor a retired history professor who loves all things America, before 1950. Frank Larnerd was born in Knoxville, Tennessee and spent much of his childhood engrossed in weird stories of monsters, mutants, and other worlds. He has worked as a morgue night watchman, shoe salesman, and color commentator for IWA: East Coast wrestling. Del Grogg when Del went to WVU, his English teachers told him he should be a writer; he has never pursued this occupation, but he helps his wife Cher'ley on projects. Now he has a couple of stories of his own to publish.