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7 reviews
Edd Voss

Amazon, 2006

Counting On You
Mr. Voss put me on that ranch that day. This reader felt the compassion, determination, and down right grit, a family of the like entails. Warm and visual, Mr. Voss hits another homerun when it comes to bringing it alive for the reader.

Their First Hunt

7 reviews
Edd Voss

Amazon, 2006

Wonderful
In Reading Edd's story of Their First Hunt, I was reminded of a time in my own childhood of a similar long forgotten time. Edd not only was able to describe the feelings and what it meant to be spending his time with the ones he loved, but was able to bring out the excitement the kids felt in being able to be apart of their grandfathers life. Every child deserves a memory like the one Edd ...

Jo Anna

12 reviews
Edd Voss

Amazon, 2006

A father's tale...
Obviously, this short was written from the heart, and it was hard for me to read. Author Edd Voss must have peeled off many layers to bear what has been bottled up in his heart for far too long. He, with his words, paints a beautiful picture of a little girl, his little girl, whose name was JoAnna. This short was written with much love, and the sensitivity only a father who has lost a child can ...

Going Home - Chapter Five

1 review
Edd Voss

Amazon, 2007

Felt like I was along for the ride...
I had the pleasure of readng "Going Home" and the pleasure was all mine. Having never driven across the country or been a truck driver I appreciate the way author Edd Voss writes, he gives the reader a glimpse of a trucker's view behind the wheel and this tale adds a warm touch, the transport of a boy who suffered tremendous losses is along for the ride too. Not only did I feel as if I took a ...

Apache Tears

4 reviews
Edd Voss

Amazon, 2007

Edd has done it again! OUTSTANDING!
In just a few pages, Edd has captured the essence of an Indian myth. A wonderful imagination converted to great writing. An outstanding read!

Airborne: One Man's Journey

6 reviews
Edd Voss

Amazon, 2007

Wings of Honor
"You have to be granite, you can't be sandstone. Sandstone crumbles." This was a line in Edd Voss's story that stuck out for me. From the very first word to the very last one which was "AIRBORNE" I was taken in. This author describes his time in jump school that had me living every moment. You have to dig deep within yourself to climb the obstacles that are all around you and there isn't ...

A Tree for America

8 reviews
Edd Voss

PublishAmerica, 2005

The best Christmas story I have ever read.
Delightful Story; "A Tree For America." Edd Voss has told a story with lasting qualities. He enchants the reader with romance, travel, and beauty. Simply told about a truck driver, Ken Rainey and his passenger Robert Anjer on a journey to deliver the traditional Christmas tree to the White House. In a most beautiful and subtle way Mr. Voss has shown us the true meaning of Christmas. Without ...

Welcome Home

15 reviews
Edd Voss

Amazon, 2006

A Generation's Struggle
Seldom have ten pages plunged me deeper into tears than this eloquently simple tribute by Edd Voss. I was instantly transported back many years...to airports mainly. The green class A's and heavy green bags. The tears of men who had done no more than answer the call to arms...just as we were taught we should do from the time we could walk. The tears of years later when deserters and men ...

Going Home - Chapter One

1 review
Edd Voss

Amazon, 2007

A Life Changing Adventure
Having read the story "A Tree for America", I knew I had to read this one as well. "Going Home" by Edd Voss is a well written story about a trucker, Ken Rainey, who helps a friend Bob Anjer by picking up his nephew, Danny Anjer in Riverside California to take him back east to Washington DC to live with Bob and his wife. Danny is a scared, angry 14 year old whose life had been uprooted when his ...

Going Home - Chapter Seven

1 review
Edd Voss

Amazon, 2007

Drawing strength and finding family
I am using the end of Chapter 7 to review Edd Voss's entire story. Going Home is the story of a troubled boy who has just lost his parents to a tragic accident. Through a relationship he isn't aware of the young boy is befriended by truck driver, Ken Rainey, who takes him to his ranch in Washington and then on a cross country trip to live an aunt and uncle near the nation's capital. Ken's ...

Going Home - Chapter Four
Edd Voss

Amazon, 2007

Danny Anjer has recently suffered the loss of his parents and now his Grandparents are sending him away to live with his uncle in Washington DC. To get from Southern California to DC he has to ride along with a truck driver who is a friend of his uncle. Come ride along with Danny and Ken Rainey the driver as they cross America.

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