Peggy Godson Mueller began her writing career while sitting in the carpool line at her daughter’s school. Her car provided the quiet solitude she needed for putting her stories into written words. Fast forward many years. Her daughter is soon to be married, and Peggy’s recent widowhood has shown her that life fies by too quickly. While life’s plot twists temporarily took her away from actively pursuing her God-given love of writing, she is now back and eager to share her works through Winged Publications.
Peggy strives to create characters who are relatable, loveable, yet flawed. Building a little humor and sentimentality into her stories, no matter the situation, is important to her because real life is full of irony. Isn’t it? Her goal is to touch readers’ hearts and leave them wishing to know more.
Atlanta native, Peggy, now lives just north of the city with her daughter, Emily, and a naughty cat named Tinkerbell. When not writing, she works as her church’s secretary, loves antiquing, and hanging out with family and friends . . . and, of course, providing a lap for her cat.
When a small band of neighbors form a survival camp in the woods, life seems idyllic and safe. However, as the weather turns cold and food becomes scarce, tempers start to flare, and survival begins to take on a different meaning.
Seven-year-old Effie Whatley narrates her tale of eight months living off the land with family, several townsfolk, plus her “imaginary friend” and confidante, Knock. Through this experience her innocent outlook is tested, and she learns that we all need forgiveness for deceptive ways . . . even the people we look up to most.
Join Effie on her journey! You may find your inner child identifying with her, laughing a little, and maybe even shedding a tear or two. AMAZON