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Snow Signs
by
Jennifer Seet
CCB Publishing
British Columbia, Canada
Snow Signs
Copyright ©2012 by Jennifer Seet
ISBN-13 978-1-927360-45-3
First Edition
Library and Archives Canada Cataloguing in Publication
Seet, Jennifer, 1946-
Snow Signs / written by Jennifer Seet.
ISBN 978-1-927360-45-3
Also available in print format.
I. Title.
PS3619.E356S66 2008 813'.6 C2008-903464-3
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CCB Publishing
British Columbia, Canada
Dedicated to my daughter-in-law, Jen and my ‘sister’ Candace.
The women in this book have qualities I admire.
I see the same qualities in both of you!
Acknowledgments
My dear husband of forty years, Bob, gave me the idea for this book. He has been a staunch supporter of my writing for the time I’ve been at it full force.
I also want to thank my family for having faith in me. Without their love and patience, I couldn’t do it.
I decided to write about a deaf woman because of my experience in teaching at the Indiana School for the Deaf. During my thirty years there, I would write a Christmas story for my co-workers that always included a deaf theme. They seemed to enjoy them and encouraged me to continue doing so after retirement. This is my way of thanking them for their support too.
I would like to thank First Sgt. Brian Olehy for giving me invaluable information about the rankings, job responsibilities and inner workings of the Indiana State Police force.
I would also like to credit the deputies at my lake community for helping me understand the regulations of living on “Sweetwater”.
My first book, Borderland, took advantage of a paranormal interest I have had