Remembering . . . - McK-Hammers, Joyce
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Remembering . . . is a story about a teenage girl who lost her memory due to a brain injury sustained in a hit-and-run car accident. Her parents were instantly killed in the crash. The culprits who caused the accident cannot be found. There is evidence the accident was intentional. The accident scene may be better described as a murder scene. Grieving her parents' death is overwhelming. She wants to die. To encourage her, a mystery person leaves a rose in unique places for her to find. She is totally surprise when the person is revealed. Some of her memory is gradually restored. She recalls…mehr

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Remembering . . . is a story about a teenage girl who lost her memory due to a brain injury sustained in a hit-and-run car accident. Her parents were instantly killed in the crash. The culprits who caused the accident cannot be found. There is evidence the accident was intentional. The accident scene may be better described as a murder scene. Grieving her parents' death is overwhelming. She wants to die. To encourage her, a mystery person leaves a rose in unique places for her to find. She is totally surprise when the person is revealed. Some of her memory is gradually restored. She recalls fun-filled childhood days. She cannot remember her teenage years. Regardless of challenges and advice by doctors, she begins her first year of college. As her journey unfolds, she experiences the joys of romance, new friends, and recalling the wonders of her past.
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Merritta Joyce Mck-Hammers, fondly known as, Mrs. Joyce, was born and raised in western Kentucky. She attended Bowling Green College of Commerce, Murray State University, and Austin Peay University. She has an Associate Degree in Business Education. Mrs. Hammers is author of the children's books series, The Adventures of Jake the Snake and the romantic mystery novel, Remembering ... the Wonders of Me. Mrs. Hammers has ministered in church children and youth programs for over fifty years. She was a member of Hillsong Church, Sydney, Australia, and hosted a Bible study for Hillsong Youth Group at her home in Australia. She currently enjoys serving as the Student Intercessory Prayer (SIP) leader and singing in the choir at Abba's House, Hixson, Tennessee. She and her granddaughter, Brianna Crisp, (voice of Jake) present Jake the Snake puppet shows for various events, which include skits and music written by Mrs. Joyce. Mrs. Hammers began her business career as a legal secretary for various law firms in Kentucky; Washington, D.C.; San Diego, California; and Memphis, Tennessee. She also worked in crime-scene records for the District Attorney's office in Memphis, Tennessee. She was employed by the State of Tennessee in Nashville, Tennessee, for seventeen years. She worked in all three branches of Tennessee state government. Primary positions included Legislative Liaison for the Supreme Court and the Department of Insurance, Administrative Assistant to the Chairman of the House Education Committee, and Senate and House Judicial Committee, and Comptroller of the Treasury. In the 1990's, Mrs. Hammers business career continued in Chattanooga, Tennessee. She was Manager of the Domestic Violence Shelter and Administrative Assistant to the Director of the Sexual Assault Crisis Center at Family and Children's Services of Chattanooga. She was owner of Something Different Book and Gift Shop in Chattanooga, Tennessee. She is founder and owner of JoyWriter Books and Hammers' House of Joy located in Hixson, Tennessee. Mrs. Hammers is a seasoned traveler and has vacationed in Australia, New Zealand, Fiji Islands, Hawaii, Israel, Jordan, Mexico, and Canada. Her domestic travels include most of the United States. Mrs. Hammers lives in Lakesite, Tennessee, with her husband, Lewis. They have four children, fourteen grandchildren, and eleven great-grandchildren.