Bitter Memories — Ronnie G. Anderson

Bitter Memories (71,079 words) Edna Jo was a preacher's kid. You know the type of hellion released from the harsh strict overly protective morality chains and fitted with a chastity belt by a strict rigid father. Only the young high school junior was nothing like the perception the preacher's kids that the public normally knew. Edna Jo only spent one year at any school. She found out early on in life that making deep lasting friendships was worthless. Only heartache followed when she had to move away; so she remained a loner and avoided falling in love in the worst way. Did she avoid the pitfalls of love, or did nature overpower her will and heart? Needless to say when her parents moved for her senior year of high school at Fort Walton's Beach, Florida they felt that it was a good place to finally put down roots and Edna Jo's father took a permanent pastor's position at one of the local churches. At last Edna Jo could make closer friends and know that she was not leaving after the year was over. Edna Jo allowed herself to fall in love. What happened next was something that she had not foreseen. Years ago this same love story was listed under the title By Faith.