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The pictures at the top are my four sisters and me. I am 14 in that photo and is the middle picture at the top.

The picture of the house,

is my birth place in North Carolina.

And these are my parents, Woodrow and Anna.

I lived in a medium sized city, Rocky Mount, in the state of North Carolina. I have lived here since my marriage to Autrey Thomas Nichols in the year of 1964.

Kaylon Lance Nichols is my youngest. He has one son, Nathaniel by an ex-girl-friend but now he has married and has another son named Thomas Lance Nichols.  They named him after, Autrey, Tommy and Kaylon.  Thomas is the middle name of Autrey and Tommy and Lance is Kaylon's middle name.

I have adopted a little girl, Lauren Alexis Nichols, born October 4, 1996.

I worked most of my married life at different part time jobs until the year of 2002. This is when we adopted Lauren, but she came to live with us in May of 2000, she was only four. I quit work to stay home with her in 2002 when the adoption came through. In 2003 Autrey retired after over 30 years with Ryder.

I have always had a fondness for writing stories and poems but didn't take it up seriously until this stage of my life. I wrote my second novel in over forty years, my first one was written by hand when I was 16 but I no longer have that manuscript.

My first book was written in 1999, entitled 'The Ghost of Worthington Manor, and led to a sequel entitled 'Time Exchanges' which used the same characters. I did not published either one. Then I wrote my third book called 'The House of Riddles,' it too, has not been published. [Correction, it has now been published, November, 2007]

I decided to merge the first two books into one, and it is titled, the Curse, and it is in the progress of being published.  Update; the House of Riddles and the Curse, (Ghost of Worthington Manor and Time Exchange merged) have been published with Xlibris Publishers.

There is a reason why I decided to write a book on the returned of Christ to the Earth. Of course there had been a series of books out and some of them had been turned into movies that was entitled 'The Left Behind Series,' but I only saw a few of those movies and I was very disappointed. Nothing in these movies actually dealt with today's events and affairs and was unrecognizable as having to do with today problems or the world’s conflict. I remember thinking; I wish someone would write a true account of what is described in the book of Revelations from the Bible.

Then it dawned on me to write it myself! I was writing 'The House of Riddles' at the time and I knew I needed to finish it before starting another project. So, in January of 2004, I began the Second Event Chronicles. This book deals with today's world affairs and climaxes in Christ's return but there is so much more to this story, although I ended SEC at that precise moment in time, it is not the end of the story.

What happens after Christ returns, it is not detailed anywhere in the Bible but there are hints as to what does happen. The book of Daniel describes a time of peace where even the lion shall lie down with the lamb. The book of Corinthians talks about the Resurrection of the dead and the different stages of the dead returning, with some being called forth for judgment while others are called forth for damnation. What is the different?

The book, 'The Millennial Chronicles' picks up where 'Second Event Chronicles' leaves off. What happens when a righteous person dies? We think we know the answer to that one; they go to heaven, right? But do they? What happens when a person dies that has never heard of Christ, or babies that died, or babies that was miscarried or aborted, what about people that are not Christians: Jews, Muslims, Hindu, Buddhist, what happens to them? Are they sent to Hell to be burn forever in torment just because they never had a chance in this life to learn about the Christian God and his Son?

I think there is in the Bible the answer to those questions but they are missed by most people. I attempt to tackle those questions and I am sure there will be many who will not agree but at least have an open mind and think of the possibilities.

Millennial Chronicles was published in September, 2009  and is for sale at online book stores.

Thank you!

Marian Parisher-Nichols