Promises, Promises
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

I got involved with web design in 1997, when I was asked to take over running the official web site for the television series Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman. That eventually led to a series of negotiations where I was offered the job of running world-renowned actress Jane Seymour's official fan site. That has branched into doing web sites for a variety of clients, including: authors J.M. Hochstetler, Trish Perry, Kathy Pride, Louise M. Gouge, Susan Page Davis, and Jill Elizabeth Nelson, actor William Shockley (the voice of AT&T and Sony) and many others. With the help of a handful of other web site "technos," Eagle Designs was born! Feel free to visit and see our other clients.
Books are a definite passion. Why else would I be writing and publishing them? I firmly believe that a good book can take you away from all of your problems, into a world you've never seen. My favorite food is Italian; I sing all the time, and I once worked with my church choir to do a professional recording for a music CD of our performances.
I am in my 30's, married the love of my life in July 2007, and live in beautiful Colorado, but I love to travel and visit new places. Ultimately, my dream is to own horses and live in a one-level rancher nestled in the mountains. For now, I will remain where I am and do what I love—design web sites and write.
ABOUT THE BOOK

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This book was a quick read for me. It's set in pre-revolutionary Pennsylvania when a teenage girl is suddenly orphaned. No one wants to do business with a woman, let alone a young one. So in order to keep her family's farm she must marry. The problem lies in that Raelene wants to marry for love...
I found that the total disdain for a girl trying to go about her business seemed a bit over the top. It was necessary for the story line, but I didn't think it was completely realistic.
Raelene's journey of disillusionment against God for taking her parents was well written. Overall, a light read.
If you would like to read the first chapter, go HERE
At this time, Promises, Promises can only be purchased through the Heartsong Book Club.
I found that the total disdain for a girl trying to go about her business seemed a bit over the top. It was necessary for the story line, but I didn't think it was completely realistic.
Raelene's journey of disillusionment against God for taking her parents was well written. Overall, a light read.
If you would like to read the first chapter, go HERE
At this time, Promises, Promises can only be purchased through the Heartsong Book Club.
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