Venison Stew for the Nature Lovers Spirit

About the Book

If you have ever loved a pet or fed a wild creature or nursed a broken wing, this collection of short stories is a book for you. Each chapter reveals a new and exciting, heartwarming, intriguing experience with nature, occasionally touching on paranormal, clairvoyant channels, with unexplainable analysis by the author. Each story embraces the obvious connection between man and beast and nature (in this case, woman). The human bonding with an animal is a phenomenon blessed, I believe, by God, sometimes manifesting a sixth sense beyond human comprehension. Pondering, I surmise, animals seem to understand us way more than we understand them! So who is the obtuse one?

About the Author

Born and raised on a farm in Northern Minnesota, Dottie Lou Bolme is no stranger to the country and wild nature. Life’s journey, however, took her away with a career in music for two-thirds of her adult life as an entertainer, a musician, and a recording artist. However, country fever has beckoned her return, at will, to her country roots, back to the terrain of wilderness and the scuttle of little wild feet in a Lakeside, Wisconsin, setting. Here she resides with her hubby, Chuck, among their many wild and tame critter friends and the fragrance of roses and bee balm. She gardens profusely in summer, skis in winter, and writes in her spare time with two books to her credit so far, Daddy’s Girl and Marriage, Melody and Mischief, available at www.authorhouse.com or 888.280.7715.