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Monday, January 10, 2011

"A Laugh a Minute" Book Review of "The Misadventures of Sister Mary Olga Fortitude"

By Alan Ray Hoxie (Syracuse N.Y.)
This review is from: "The Misadventures of Sister Mary Olga Fortitude" (Paperback)

This is a truly funny book that is all too real in its characterizations. An easy read that leaves one wanting to know what comes next. A bit hard on the convent but I'm sure portrayed spot on in many.Don't miss it! Easy to read a couple of times for double the fun.

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About The Author

Davis Aujourd'hui is my pen name for the Sister Mary Olga Fortitude series.

Besides "The Misadventures of Sister Mary Olga Fortitude," I have already completed nine other books in the series and I plan to keep them coming. The next books to be released will be "Babes in Bucksnort," followed by "Have A Heart."

I am a new author, yet I possess a rich life experience that has enabled me to draw from it in order to create a colorful canvas upon which to paint very human lives. I am a retired social worker, having worked for Adult Protective Services in New York…

This enabled me to become a student of the human condition. While doing so, I developed the characters within my books in order to entertain a colleague of mine using the gift of humor. This is the gift I also offer to you.

Now, Book 2 of the Sister Mary Olga Series is on sale "Babes in Bucksnort."

I guarantee I will tickle your funny bone!!!

"Putting the Pieces Together” is an anthology of a gay man's journey toward self-acceptance. It is a poignant and intimate book chronicling recovery from mental illness, sexual addiction, and alcohol.

The author's journey is a spiritual one. It begins with his challenge in accepting himself as a gay person. This challenge provided the seeds that would later result in addiction. He frankly talks about his attempt to escape his homosexuality by getting married to a woman. The marriage ultimately fails when he realizes that it's okay to be gay.

His journey is a story about moving from darkness to light. After years of experiencing devastating depressions, he became manic after putting down the drink. He comes to believe he is the reincarnation of Jesus Christ. He is finally treated for a bipolar disorder and eventually reaches a place of peace. Finally, the author tells his audience about how he developed his new career as the author of the Sister Mary Olga Fortitude series.

“Putting the Pieces Together” is a story of hope and faith. It is refreshingly honest. It is sad and funny. It is a story of personal triumph. It will touch your heart