This newest book of poetry by Marilyn Randall, represents a lifetime of writing about personal issues, life events, love and relationships and every aspect of a life well lived.

In this illuminating study, Marilyn Randall takes on the question of why some cases of literary repetition become great art, while others are relegated to the ignominy of plagiarism.

This is a fast-moving and powerful story about how one man can nearly destroy a family created with years of love and trust.

From life's varied experiences, these words are an expression of my beliefs, deep feelings and emotions and a documentation of surviving sexual abuse, alcoholism, loosing a spouse to cancer, then learning through faith to trust and love ...

Glen had tried to destroy the Philips family in the novel Pleasure Point.

This is the story of Sara and her journey into the dark disease of alcoholism.

A charming book written in the poetry format that is appropriate for infants through 8 years old as well as the adult audience. Both will enjoy the characters and charming story line, written and illustrated by Marilyn Randall.

A fun story, written in the poetry format, about a little frog who thought God had made a mistake and made him ugly.