Word Weaver: A Prison Tale is a memoir of an ex felon recalling some of the unique men he met in prison, their stories. As a G.E.D. tutor he wrote love letters and love stories (included in the book) for some of the men to their sweethearts and lovers back home. It is a creative and provocative work that also deals with the realities of life in prison as well as homosexual and heterosexual relationships. Furthermore, the book raises hard but honest questions about the diagnosis, treatment, and labeling of sex offenders in American Society. It is a must read.

Sarah's Story offers an in-depth look at the mental anguish caused by a sick, twisted predator. It is rare to really be able to examine the torment serial killers and stalkers have on their prey. Unfortunately, there are not often survivors to tell their story. The images and nightmares that were created by his disturbing, threatening phone calls are brought to the surface giving the reader some real insight into the games played by these psychopaths. Even when the threat is removed, the lasting effects linger. The physical threat by a deranged monster is always evident. The emotional, mental torture is entirely different. Sarah is one of few people that can offer that firsthand account. She lived it for several months. Sarah's Story gives both the physical and mental aspects of being stalked by a serial killer capable of evils beyond imagination. To make matters worse, the police could not catch him Sarah Lea Pisan is a 52-year-old, mother of three, grandmother of five. She currently lives in Oregon, near the coast. She enjoys time spent with her family. She also likes to fish, clam and crab. Her hobbies include painting, reading, and various crafts. She is working in insurance presently. Please feel free to e-mail me your comments or feedback at [email protected]