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Shaggy Coos Farm

A great shout out and thank you to Brittany at Shaggy Coos Farm in Easton for supporting local artists. "Encouraging a creative mind expands one's imagination." 
My novel, BeingKind - A Brave New Race,  is now on the shelves of this quaint farm stand. Purchase this inspirational book for the holidays as a thoughtful gift for yourself or for someone you love!

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