Caroline has worked for many years on Terror at the Sound of a Whistle, painstakingly peeling back multifaceted layers of long-buried childhood trauma.  As she allows her inner child to reintroduce her to the depth of the pain she tucked away, to move on as she thought one should, she finds that young Caroline, along with the sound of a whistle, have other plans, casting doubt on choices made, roads not taken... and a road that suddenly closed.                               
         —Walter Rabchuk, M.A. Ed, Education Consultant

Caroline's novel is a finely crafted remembrance of first love that takes us back on a journey to a time and place long gone and forever changed but not forgotten. She teases out memories almost faded like a morning dream and brings them to life for us. Did such people exist, really? Was there ever such a time? Indeed, there was. 
      — David Parmer, Copywriter & Photographer

 

Caroline's Short Stories
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Running Wild Press

Short Story Anthology, Vol. 7 

 

This successful anthology series brings together an eclectic blend of engaging short stories, including Caroline's short story:

 

Perennials...all spitfire and spindle, a white-gloved and haired lady, no doubt, a proper Southern peach in her youth— now, in the ripeness of years, she knew a secret.  I watched it slowly, slowly unfold.

 

Running Wild Press

Short Story Anthology, Vol.8

Publication June 3, 2025

The next anthology in the series, with carefully chosen stories centering around the human experience, brings together twenty-six stories, including two of Caroline's short stories:

 

Never Enough...abundant accumulations and acquirements. A game? A need?

As My Father Was Dying...being pulled away, but painfully, slowly, slowly, being pulled toward…