Guess What? After two years, Finally ALL the "Little Miss Red Riding Wolffe" story collection is digitized! 

Yeah! Really! It's pretty intense in places, but it moves quite well. Now it needs to be formatted into logical sections and chapters. 

I haven't counted all the characters, but I am guessing there's about 50. 


As it unwound, three intertwined stories unfolded together. Each tells a vital part of the whole, how trust for Creator makes all the difference for living on Planet Earth! It takes up about 500 pages, so maybe posting it here would be kinda hard to do? Maybe I'll set up a separate blogger for it. Maybe I can find a way to make an attachment here? 

Anyway, I wrote it in four parts for each of Christmases 1997 through 2000, dedicated to Cynthia Joy, Melissa Joy, and Eriel Shaitel, three lovely children in my life at different times, all dearly cherished and loved by their papa and step grandfather. 

The trust for Master YHVH that permeates this story is what I wanted most to convey to each dear daughter and granddaughter, but things beyond my control made this only a distant dream for me. So, I gave the entire story to Master YHVH, and asked Him to write this story on each daughter's heart, whether she reads it or not. Still, the story is a good read. In places it is a challenge to get through the language from a couple of characters, but the emotions and excitement of all the joys, surprises, terrors, and fears for even the main characters' lives make for a rather spell-binding experience. 

The fun of reading the entire story over from up to 15 years ago and how my hand was led to pen the story is fascinating, to say the least! My hand penned the last, "Book Final" in late December 2000, if I remember right, but as I typed I found myself saying exactly the same words ahead of my reading! 

Anyway, I hope that at least someone finds the joy of reading a fantasy illustrating the goodness of obeying Master YHVH lifts their love for Him, and gives encouragement to keep on keeping on in His service! 

That's what it's all about!

claude armstrong 
January 29 2013