In this, the third book of the "Little Miss Red Riding Wolffe" series, the story takes a major turn of historical proportion, back into the wonderful Garden of Eden, to find out the details of why Horses and Ostriches are such enemies in the day of Red Riding Wolffe. The story sets a very real picture about how Evil entered the world of mankind, and his animal companions.
It makes for an interesting read on what may have actually happened on the Great Ark of Noah, since we know that at least some of the heathen practices from before the Great Flood were re-established among Mankind. This, as my hand penned it, seemed to form itself from somewhere outside my mind, and I read it today, as if I had not read it before. In fact, I get personal inspiration and encouragement to walk along my own life's pathway, as I face so many pitfalls and situations where I am sorely tempted to just quit, and give up.
In this entire series of Little Red Riding Wolffe stories, a simple thread of trust in Creator brings it to a real, living application for everything we ever face in Life. It is my deepest hope that this little story imparts this Hope to each and every reader, not for just a single point in their life, but, for every day, and in every way. I also hope that it is read to the young we most desire to understand, and apply a life of trust in and for Creator. That is my highest hope for this little story.
Now, I must get back to work typing it in on my computer . . .
Till then . . . .
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