“For the Love of Our Dog Brownie” continues to be available on line and in bookstores across the globe. It is a sweet story about an unwanted puppy’s search for a permanent home. The story is capped by a Christmas Miracle. Follow Brownie from one adventure to another. God Bless…Greg L.
Category Archives: Juvenile Fiction Ages 9 through 12 years
Mortimer’s Odyssey
Hi All…Sorry I have not been posting for a while. The updated version of Mortimer’s Odyssey has been available for the last couple of months. It is a fun story of Mortimer’s nearly one month journey across Indiana and Michigan. The book has a color book cover and several illustrations including the one on theContinue reading “Mortimer’s Odyssey”
Mortimer’s Odyssey
All of the revisions have been completed as of today. Mortimer’s Odyssey is now available. Enjoy reading it. It is available on the Barnes and Noble website as well as Apple Books and Amazon. It can also be ordered from your favorite bookstore. God Bless, Gregory Lamberty
Mortimer’s Odyssey
Mortimer’s Odyssey will return to publication later this September.
Mortimer’s Odyssey
What happens to a dog who runs away? The poor pooch is now without the easy life: shelter, food (premium dog food), warmth, companionship, daily walks, love of fans. What does he do? He has to search for food, shelter, and comfort all by himself. How will Mortimer survive? It’s all in Mortimer’s Odyssey”.
Mortimer’s Odyssey
The error in the book has now been corrected. Mortimer’s Odyssey can now be ordered at book stores and online. Thanks, Greg L.
The Bests
The story of Fred and Jane will be released tomorrow, the 79th anniversary of the D-Day invasion of Normandy in World War II. Please pray for the souls of all the American soldiers who lost their lives on that fatefull day. We must preserve our country they gave their lives to protect.
Fred and Jane Best
Over the next few days, I will begin revealing more about Fred and Jane Best, the owners of Mortimer. There will be no post this Sunday. The next post will be Monday June 5th.
Why Were Dog Breeders Attracted to George-Ville?
George Miller was born in Central Pennsylvania and his Newfoundland Dog Aaron accompanied him when he enlisted in the Union Army. His dog saved him in several battles. The above is fiction, but there was a real Newfoundland dog who participitated in several battles in the Civil War. His name was Major and he wasContinue reading “Why Were Dog Breeders Attracted to George-Ville?”
More Details on George-Ville
In George-Ville, everyone had a dog. The town was founded by George Miller, a breeder of Newfoundland Dogs way back in the 1870s. George was a Civil War veteran who was saved by one during one of the battles he fought in. He never forgot his buddy Aaron. After a few years working on farmsContinue reading “More Details on George-Ville”
For the Love of Our Dog Brownie 