All books using the keywords: Lucille Jones

In this children's tale, Black Jack the Crow learns a valuable lesson. Other children's stories by Lucille Jones are available at Amazon.com.

Paul Konder, Jo Jo Spain, and Coliene Cross are in a love triangle. EXCERPT: "Just then Jo Jo walked in. He looked suspiciously at Paul. Coliene noticed and quickly said, "Jo Jo, meet Paul Konder. Paul Konder, meet Jo Jo Spain." "Glad to know you, Spain," Paul said. "Likewise," said Jo Jo. "Paul's a painter. He's going to paint my picture." "Sure thing," said Paul. "Yeah?" said Jo Jo. "Sit down, man." "No thanks anyway," said Paul. "Three's a crowd." "It's all right, Paul."Coliene said. "We're sort of used to crowds." Books by Lucille Jones are also available at Lulu Press and Amazon.com, eCampus.com and are featured at the following online bookstore https://bookshop ...

A satirical detective story. EXCERPT: "Are you Jo Jo Cushoff?" he asked. "Yes, I am," Jo Jo answered. "Joseph John Cushoff at your service. Pull up a chair...What can I do for you?"

A collection of love songs and romantic lyrics.

LOVE: POETRY is a selection of love poems and in the section SONGS OF LOVE, love song lyrics. EXCERPT: LOVE Someway you get together, You fill his cup He fills yours, You both become a mixture That's Love you have explored.

This book contains a selection of Lucille Jones' religious and spiritual poetry, hymns and spirituals. EXCERPT: I need Blessings Oh! Lord I need Blessings Bestowed upon me I need Blessings Oh Lord I need Blessings Bestowed upon me Oh Lord hear my cry Oh Lord hear my plea Oh, Precious Jesus, please answer me Oh Lord! I need Blessings Oh Heavenly Father, bestowed upon me Blessings for my children--Oh Lord Blessings for my people--Oh Lord Blessings for my nation--Oh Lord Blessings for my country--Oh yes I need hese Blessings, Oh Lord Oh Lord! hear me I need Blessings, Oh Heavenly Father, bestowed upon me

This is a collection of seven Afrocentric Science Fiction Stories--"From Zemo They Came," "A Man Called Octavious," "Perhaps It Happened," "The Understanding Flame," "The Road to Uron," "The Exaire," and "Indeed A Delight." Lucille Jones is also the author of an Afrocentric Science Fiction Novel "Eight Mile House" available from Xlibris.

SEVEN is a combination memoir/creative nonfiction/fiction set in Kentucky, Michigan, Indiana and Canada. Most of the stories take place in the early twentieth century and when the author was seven. There are a generous sampling of viewpoints from a seven-year-old to the reminiscent voice, tone and perspective of an adult. The stories range in style from experimental to traditional forms and display the author's fine storyteller's gifts. Excerpts have been previously published in Obsidian and Obsidian II.

In THE CHILDREN: EXCERPTS FROM A FAMILY HISTORY, Lucille Jones continues her family stories. This book might be read alongside SEVEN, her own childhood memoirs, and IN THE BEGINNING: EXCERPTS FROM A FAMILY HISTORY, available at Amazon.com.

In "Twenty-One B. Street," a young girl overhears a story meant for adults. An excerpt from SEVEN. Originally published in Obsidian.