Whispers in the Wind

by Frankie J. Jones and Martin Buxbuam

Book Overview

Athletic photographer Dixon Hayes thinks she and her best friend, high school teacher Elizabeth Colter, would make the perfect couple. There’s just one little problem-- Elizabeth is only interested... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1594930376
• ISBN13: 9781594930379
• Release Date: August 2005
• Publisher: Bella Books
• Length: 173 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 5.9" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

Something different

I can't write much of a review, since it seems obvious that the publisher doesn't want to give away the unexpected twist to this story. So I will merely say that it was great encountering a new, fresh story line. A well written love story that transcends the normal, yet makes perfect sense.

A Good Time

Whispers In the Wind was a nice little story. At first when I started to read, I wasn't too sure that I would like this book. Once I got into it a little more I found myself enjoying it! This is just a fun book, not too serious and a fantasy indeed. Fun day of reading is how I would describe this book. I liked the characters and wish we would have known alittle more about Elizabeth's new life. I was glad to turn the page and see this book through...don't give up on it!

Stretches and Massages the Imagination

Jones delivers yet another enjoyable story with 'Whispers in the Wind.' Dixon is in love with her best friend Elizabeth, but Elizabeth is happy with their close friendship and doesn't want more from their relationship. In fact, Elizabeth doesn't seem to feel comfortable in her own time. While on a camping trip the two friends go hiking and discover a new cave/tunnel. Scared to go in, Elizabeth eventually follows Dixon to the other side. They find themselves in the middle of a stagecoach robbery and a new dimension of time. After finding a way to return to home, Dixon is unable to convince Elizabeth to follow her back. Dixon reluctantly honors Elizabeth's wishes because she knows her friend has fallen hard for Rebecca, a woman they rescued after the robbery. After Dixon's return, she has to deal with the loss of her friend and get on with her life. Admittedly, this story is extremely far fetched. But, isn't that why we read these stories? It's not fun when they're all the same. Jones uses her imagination to deliver a great tale with a surprise twist at the end. Her characters are dimensional and well-developed. In fact, she does such a masterful job telling her story, that the reader might actually begin to buy into the idea of time warps. A great addition to any bookshelf. One you're sure to enjoy time and again.