The Many Shades of Love - Manthei, Constance
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Love can fill us with joyful expectation. But love can also hurt! Will Esther's life journey heal the hurt? Is it possible for pain to be transformed into something better than if the hurt had never happened? Esther finds love through the power of forgiveness. This story deepens her capacity to understand life through the many shades of love. Constance was inspired to write this fictional romance while sleeping. Drawing from her own emotions in dealing with tragic turns-of-events and the thrill of exciting adventures, Constance weaves together a delightful relatable story. This book is not…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Love can fill us with joyful expectation. But love can also hurt! Will Esther's life journey heal the hurt? Is it possible for pain to be transformed into something better than if the hurt had never happened? Esther finds love through the power of forgiveness. This story deepens her capacity to understand life through the many shades of love. Constance was inspired to write this fictional romance while sleeping. Drawing from her own emotions in dealing with tragic turns-of-events and the thrill of exciting adventures, Constance weaves together a delightful relatable story. This book is not your formula romance! Rather, it is a tale of three women whose lives are unexpectedly changed because of a selfish man, and how they develop resilience and character amidst the ensuing challenges of life. May this story bring you hope and courage as you face your own challenges and adventures.
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Autorenporträt
CONSTANCE MENZEL MANTHEI was born to a German family in what is now Poland. She experienced six years of love and care before her mother tragically died in childbirth. For the next eight years, like Cinderella, she endured torture at the hands of a hateful stepmother until her father left that wife and took the children to his hometown. She immigrated to America in 1900 and married Ferdinand Manthei, who had immigrated a few years earlier. The young couple settled in Petoskey, Michigan, and bought a small farm. Despite years of poverty in a difficult marriage, Constance taught her children and grandchildren the Christian faith, the value of hard work, healthy food, friendship, music, and a great sense of humor. Written just prior to her death in 1952, Constance Menzel Manthei weaves her own glimpses of love into this old-fashioned adventure romance rich with imagination.