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After moving into a new home and believing all of their lifelong plans had been achieved, a happily married couple's existence is shattered by the verdict of incurable disease. When her husband dies, Carol Lucas finds herself immersed in grief and almost dysfunctional. Shortly thereafter, numerous puzzling incidents begin to occur, and she gradually realizes they are more than coincidence. Working her way through sadness, Carol comes to accept that, incredibly, her husband is communicating with her from somewhere beyond this life, and she emerges from this tragedy with a whole new, unexpected…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
After moving into a new home and believing all of their lifelong plans had been achieved, a happily married couple's existence is shattered by the verdict of incurable disease. When her husband dies, Carol Lucas finds herself immersed in grief and almost dysfunctional. Shortly thereafter, numerous puzzling incidents begin to occur, and she gradually realizes they are more than coincidence. Working her way through sadness, Carol comes to accept that, incredibly, her husband is communicating with her from somewhere beyond this life, and she emerges from this tragedy with a whole new, unexpected outlook. Carol's memoir is an upbeat, sometimes humorous, always positive story about regaining life-albeit a new one-after loss. In writing it, she wants to provide comfort and hope to those who have lost a loved one, especially grieving widows. After hearing her story, readers just might accept the possibility of life after death, and open themselves to ideas they had not considered before.
Autorenporträt
Retired high school English teacher Carol Lucas grew up in western Pennsylvania, where she also earned her college degree. She went on to do graduate work at the University of Notre Dame. After graduating she started teaching in Pittsburgh, and went on to live there for 35 years. During her teaching career she also coordinated a high school Community Service Learning program. Upon retirement, she received an Excellence in Teaching award from state of Pennsylvania. She has since moved to Beaufort, South Carolina, where she enjoys writing, golfing, and going on cruises-which she eagerly awaits resuming after the Covid pandemic rules are relaxed.