Heart and Soul
written by James Rada, Jr. 7: The best is yet to come Caleb Sachs walked out of St. Joseph’s Church and stopped at the Gettysburg Road. He leaned against a stone pillar and took a deep breath. He had been so sure he had gotten through to Margaret Rosensteel. He had laid all his cards…
Heart and Soul
written by James Rada, Jr. A new serial fiction romance story for your enjoyment 6: A Life to Live Margaret Rosensteel walked home to the family farm west of Emmitsburg. She walked in a daze, stunned at what Mrs. Sachs had said to her about not being able to see Caleb Sachs. How could Caleb’s…
Heart and Soul
written by James Rada, Jr. A new serial fiction romance story for your enjoyment 5: Warnings Caleb Sachs could see Emmitsburg in the distance as he drove his wagon along the dirt road. He’d spent the day making deliveries for this father to some farmers outside of town. His father offered the service, but it…
Heart and Soul
written by James Rada, Jr. 4: Feuding Margaret Rosensteel had been enjoying a magical evening at the town dance in Emmitsburg before everything fell apart. The decorations hung from buildings and strung over the street had been lovely. The weather was warm and pleasant. All the practicing the band had done paid off because they…
Heart and Soul
A serial fiction romance story for your enjoyment written by James Rada, Jr. 3: the dance Caleb Sachs opened the rear door to the store and stepped onto the porch. He had been careful not to make any noise coming down the stairs from the second floor where he and his family lived above the…
Heart and Soul
written by James Rada, Jr. A new serial fiction romance story for your enjoyment 2: Anticipation Margaret Rosensteel washed the dishes from her family’s dinner while she stared out the kitchen window at nothing. The next farm was over half a mile away to the west, and Emmitsburg was a mile or so to the…
Heart and Soul
written by James Rada, Jr. A new serial fiction romance story for your enjoyment 1: Angels When he recalled this day, Caleb Sachs was sure he would tell people Heaven had whispered to him, and in doing so, created the blustery wind that seemed to tell him, “Look! An angel.” No one would mistake Caleb…