Excerpts From Booksgardening
A Southern Woman's Guide to Herbs
A guide to growing and using herbs. biography
The Greatest Champion That Never Was
The story of W.L. Young Stribling, prizefighter in the 1920s, who lived fast and died tragically young at the age of 28. Fiction
Mockingbird in the Moonlight
Southern murder mystery Distant Hearts
Concurrent stories, one in the past and one in present day, of loss and recovery,plus a 150 year old murder mystery. Biography
Bestest: The Life of Peyton Tooke Anderson, Jr.
The story of a Georgia philanthropist A Very Special Gift
The Story of the Legacy of Emily Fisher Crum and Remer Hamilton Crum True Crime
The Empty Nursery
The Disappearance of Haley Hardwick Whisper to the Black Candle
Voodoo, Murder and the Case of Anjette Lyles Inspirational
From the Heart
Stories of Love and Friendship |
BiographyJaclyn Weldon White was born, raised and has lived all her life in the South. She was a police officer for six years. As a patrolman she investigated street crimes and traffic offenses. She worked for four years as a detective with the same department, investigating murders, sex crimes, burglaries and other offenses. She left police work to take a position as administrator for a large metropolitan Atlanta juvenile court, a position she held for sixteen years.
She is the author of eight books and numerous articles which have appeared in local and regional magazines. Two of her books have become Mercer Press bestsellers. White is an avid cook and herb gardener, and designs and makes her own line of kiln-fired silver jewelry. She and her late husband Carl have three living children and seven grandchildren. White shares her Hoschton, Georgia, home with a cat and a dog. |
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