Invisible Redemption

Robi Davis and law enforcement officers in three states have a target on their backs. The question is, why and who is behind it. Robi heads into more unknown situations where not only is her life at risk, so is her wife's and those of her partners and friends. If that wasn't enough to be causing her sleepless nights, her mind keeps going down a dark hole when she tries to tap into her faith. She's never been the conventional image of spirituality. She believes but yet she can't give a name to what she believes to be on the other end of our prayers. She knows killing is a commandment not meant to be broken. She struggles with the idea of redemption. Should she turn herself in, go to confession, or what? She tells herself that she has provided peace, perhaps even eliminating a risk of further abuse or death of the women and kids she's helped along the way. Hopefully, the Universe will provide an answer. In the meantime, it's all she can do to keep herself and those close to her, alive.

I began writing poetry in third grade. When my poem won first prize at the local fair, my writing interests expanded to short stories in addition to poetry and song lyrics.

Having a regular column in both my high school and college papers, I dabbled with the idea of making it a career, but that never went any further. None the less, I captured this image of me years ago and told everyone it would be my "author photo".

Now when not out camping, fishing, or simply hanging out on the water with my family, I am working on new plots, scribbling notes or typing away at odd hours on my laptop.

I am older, but I refuse to be invisible!