She has worked most of her life as a speech pathologist, treating children and adults from age 8 months to 108 years, in almost every imaginable setting.  At one point she also spent over sixteen years as a university professor, teaching students the art and science of speech therapy.

 

Farral was lucky enough to find two of her life's passions very early in life:  a fascination with both people and words.  And they go together, don't they?  What good would the spoken or written word be without people?  We use them to help, give information, support, convince, manipulate, mislead, humiliate, destroy, terrify. . .and much more.  Words can make the heart soar or fall, to shatter like priceless crystal.   

 

She has spent much time both reading and writing and her life's work has taught her that there is much more to a human being than what is seen on the surface.  It does't matter--it's all intensely interesting to her.

 

Farral's interest in things paranormal began at the age of eight, when she realized that she knew through a dream the exact moment of her beloved grandmother's death.  Add to that various and sundry moments when the hairs on the back of her head stood up straight, and you've developed a fan of the paranormal.  And when you add the concept of things preternatural to the dark side of human nature, her imagination runs riot.  And she's got to share.

 

So get the book, settle in your favorite chair or wherever you are happiest reading, and learn the tale of Heartless Heartland.  Oh, and. . .lock the doors and leave the lights on.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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