John Wesley Anderson: 6 books

Mr. Anderson is a creative soul with a writing style born of another century. In his writings, you will not find ill-mannered words that fail to express, but rather rich dialogues that articulates scenes creatively and in good taste, no matter how graphic. Mr. Anderson lives in the Tacoma, Washington, area.

The Lighthouse: The Curse of Captain McGuire is a suspense thriller that chronicles the life of Samuel R. McGuirehis humble childhood on the farm owned and operated by his father, JS McGuire, and his career in the army during World War II, where he distinguished himself as a soldier of great courage...

Love Letters is a host of expressions and thoughts of love I wrote to my future wife whom I met overseas. Most of the letters have little nuggets of truth I feel any couple could use to gain a clear insight into the inner workings of a mutually advantageous relationship.

Human Mind in a Storm of Thought was born from a host of essays, sermons, short stories and personal experiences that spanned over 40 years. The Storm of thought reflected in the title is the mental journey I took, which at times was as turbulent as a mid-summer thunderstorm and at others as peaceful...

The Secret is a murder mystery solved by destiny, time, and the help of a little boys curiosity. The Secret will have you on the edge of your seat as you take your steps back in time with young William while he explores reality when it is turned back on itself.

Shades of Winter: Reflections of Spring Is a romantic story, depicting two individuals coming to grips with their desires for true love, passion and human fulfillment; while struggling to maintain their ecclesiastical responsibilities to the Church and the vows of marriage. Also written by the author: Who Weeps for David?