title: Whispers Of A Widow
author: Rosalind Elizabeth Bishop
description: Rosalind Bishop is the widow of David Dwayne Bishop, Sr. and mother of their five children: David Jr., Daniel, Darius, Alaynah, and Amaya Grace. On November 30, 2011, Mrs. Bishop's life changed drastically. She went from being a happily married wife of eighteen years to being a single parent of five amazing children. What could have been a tragedy and an end to a family's faith, has turned into the beginning of a renewed awareness and appreciation of life. While married and growing a family, Mrs. Bishop continued her education and obtained an Associate Degree in Retail Marketing, a Bachelor of Science in Business, and after the passing of her husband, she completed a Masters in Human Services: Non-Profit Management &amp; Public Health Administration. At the time of writing Whispers Of A Widow, Mrs. Bishop is in the dissertation phase of completing a Doctorate of Health Administration. Her career experience boasts accomplishments of managing elite retail chains in New York, proprietor of a clothing store and beauty supply store in Georgia and most recently managed several Atlanta Area record labels. She is currently Chief Executive Officer of Blahzay Entertainment Group with an extensive roster of high profile clients. Mrs. Bishops life mission is to continue raising and supporting her five children according to the vision given to her and her late husband. Her immediate future holds public speaking, authoring books, and continuing her work as a Chaplain at her local hospital.
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   _BELOVED IMPOSTER_
  
   __Patricia Potter__
  
   _BERKLEY SENSATION, NEW YORK_
  
  Copyright (c) 2004 by Patricia Potter
  
  ISBN 0-425-19801-4
  
   _Prologue_
  
   _Scotland, 1420_
  
  As thunder roared and lightning flashed outside the tower room, the old woman
  keened over the still body lying in the bed.
  
  Her lady’s face was as pale as the death hovering about her. She had not died
  as planned, but she was dying nonetheless.
  
  Siobhan Campbell had raised Lady Mary, had watched her happily marry a
  Maclean, only to discover her husband was a monster.
  
  Lady Mary was as dear to her as if she were her own child.
  
  The young lass had always been intrigued by her nurse’s “second sight” and had
  often asked Siobhan to tell her fortune. Only last year Siobhan had looked at
  her lady’s hand and seen death. To her bitter regret, she’d said nothing. She
  had been called witch too many times. Lady Mary had always protected her, but
  if she foretold a death…
  
  She had earlier warned her lady against marrying th