Shadows Of The Mind

About the Book

The mind is a fragile thing, leaving us empty of emotions at times, followed by feelings of dread and terror for things we do not know and understand. Violet was a victim of her mind. Was her mind playing games with her, or was there really someone terrorizing her? Ever since her husband Harvey died, weird things had been happening. Was she really losing her mind? Everyone seemed to think so. Even her closest friends and family were convinced of it. Violet didn’t believe it and neither did her grandson Jimmy. Read how Violet deals with one crisis after another, trying to come to terms with the fact that she just might be developing Alzheimer’s, even though she was convinced someone really was stalking her. Enjoy Shadows Of The Mind!

About the Author

The author was raised on a farm in the Saskatchewan prairies. At an early age, she showed an aptitude for writing, penning a Mother’s Day poem at the age of ten. After completing high school, she took a Journalism course, receiving her diploma. While working as editor for a newspaper in the early 1970’s, she did some freelance writing and edited several newsletters. She had several short stories and poems published in various magazines and newspapers. June started getting serious about writing during the 1990’s and self-published several books, including children’s stories and stories from her life. She also published a book of poems. Her first full-length novel was published in 2010. She and her husband farmed at Kindersley, Saskatchewan, retired in 2000 and moved to the beautiful village of Paradise Hill, Saskatchwan.