Product Description

Recently, Buck Owens, a country music icon and owner of the Crystal Palace in Bakersfield, passed. While reading about him that day, I was reminded of the good times I spent at the Palace seeing Buck perform and all the musicians he presented. During that era I was having a difficult time breaking away from a past love, and those memories flooded my mind. I wrote this piece as a reminder to me, and to give hope to others, and a remembrance of a great music venue.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #3008293 in Books
• Published on: 2006-09-05
• Released on: 2006-09-05
• Binding: Digital
• 20 pages

About the Author
My first published novel - Midnight at Trafalgar Square - is set mostly in England. I lived in England for a short time, and have traveled there almost every year in the last 15 years. Up until recently, I'd had the notion and wish to spend six months of every year in a thatched-roof cottage in Cornwall, in or near Penzance, UK. But now I'm leaning towards spending that time or part of it in Paris. Over the past three years, I've traveled to Paris in the springtime and love it. My feelings for the City of Lights is reflected in my second novel “Lunch at the Louvre,” soon to be published. A trip to Switzerland also provided the setting in the novel for one of primary characters. So, you can be assured, I write about what I know. I travel extensively - LOVE TO TRAVEL - and there are tons of short stories and novels stacked in my computer and mind waiting to be edited or written. My next book, however, will come out before Louvre and is called Love Has a Price Tag - a collection of eight short stories, a screenplay, and two stageplays. It's a bit out of the ordinary to have a screenplay and stageplays included with short stories, but they read as well as the short stories and I felt compelled to include them. Again, I wrtite about what I know, and several of these pieces are based on people I know. I also founded and am CEO of “Wizards of Words,” a new non-profit organization for writers (published and unpublished), formed to assist our members with their writing and teach ways to market themselves. We have an annual conference with workshops - www.wizardsofwords.org. Writing and all that goes with it is my life (also free-lance to magazines)…but I do find time to spend with my family, tend to my feline beauties, and smell the roses.

Customer Reviews

Very Fun
Never Again was a cleverly written piece that was fun to read. Most of us have loved someone more than they have loved us at some point in our lives and can only wish a twist of fate can serve us at the right time. Rebecca Buckley did a nice job in her story and I look forward to more of what she has written.

Tory Lynn

Most enjoyable read
This is a charming romantic short story. I enjoyed reading this and highly advise you to download this and read it.

I have read Rebecca Buckley's novel "Midnight At Trafalgar Square" and again wish to comment on how well it is written. I can't wait to read the next novel by this new author.

Anne Lebrecht

Becca at Buck's
Buck Owens has always been one of my favorite Country Gold artists. His name was what pulled me into your story in the first place. But the story is why I stayed. Being used by someone you love is always a heart breaker. I guess that's why we can all empathize with stories like this one.

Russ Heitz
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