It's time for Dogwood's Fall Festival—complete with booths selling crafts, pumpkin-spiced everything, and one special visitor, Madame Zelda, the fortune-teller. Her extraordinary gifts reveal the past, present and future for many Dogwood citizens. This anthology contains the following short stories:
In the Cards by Sharon Silva
When Lacy Roberts attends the Dogwood Fall Festival and discovers a fortune-teller, she's very doubtful of Madame Zelda's predictions about her and her friends. Until those predictions start to come true….
From Beyond the Rainbow Bridge by Torie Fox
Maxxe Denehey's life has finally turned around for the best with the success of her pet-finding app--until the passing of her canine companion. But when her sweet significant other convinces Maxxe to visit the town festival, a fortune-teller puts her on the path to move on from her sorrow.
Sensing Home by Angel Smits
Molly Hogan hates being able to hear the thoughts of everyone around her. However, when the casual touch of Seth Taylor, the new principal at Dogwood High, quiets all the voices, she finds herself wanting more of the blessed silence and perhaps more than just his casual touch.
The Lady in White by Jude Willhoff
Sixteen-year-old Johnny Williams is out with Shelly Conners on their first date at the Dogwood Fall Harvest Festival. They are having a great time, until Madame Zelda warns them they are about to have an adventure. All is not what it seems....
The Tenth Reunion by Laura Hayden
Returning to Dogwood to attend his high school reunion, Keith Bowers has a strange encounter with a fortune-teller and then passes out. When he wakes up, ten years in the past, he wonders if he can avoid the unfortunate events that ruined his high school graduation and possibly his life.
A Haunting in Dogwood by Karen Fox
Pet groomer Cordelia doesn't mind sharing her house with her beloved grandmother's spirit, but when a malevolent ghost appears, she seeks help from a handsome paranormal investigator. Together, they'll get rid of this ghost and discover budding romance as well.
The Power of Touch by Pam McCutcheon
When Simon Booker goes to a fortune-teller to get help for his dog, she recommends a pretty massage therapist, Alexa Corey. But will Alexa be able to help Simon...without giving away her secret.
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Wow, I apologize. I was having so much fun in Arizona for the past two months I completely missed sending newsletters. The retirement park down there has so much going on that a person is bored, it's his/her own fault. Tons of crafts, activities, and meals. I joining the Rattlers, a singing group that plays with teapots and kazoos, the Vista Voices, a more serious parts choir, the Chapel Ensemble which sang hymns in parts on Sunday at the on-site service and a handbell choir. Boy, I haven't played handbells in 30 years so it was an awakening, but a lot of fun. I also went to beginning Line Dancing as well as the gym, pool and hot tub. Now I know why there are so many spry 80-year-olds there--they keep too active to get old. 
It's active here, too. I'm working on the Pikes Peak Writers Conference, held in Colorado Springs in April, and the NINC Conference, held in Florida in September so that keeps me out of trouble. My birthday is next week so I'm looking forward to my annual massage that my daughter gets me. <g> And Easter is just around the corner.
