Magdel Roets

Man in a Picture (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

When Janneke died, she was found with a fifty year old picture in her hand, held on her heart. No one knew where the photo came from or who the red-circled face of a man belonged to. This sent her grand daughter on a hunt that would make a turn at the Second World War, ending closer to home than expected. The search journeyed through social media all the way to Holland where a long lost friend was found. But the solution of the problem came through the soiled newspaper from the cage of a parrot.
A connection was made that led to inappropriate romance. How can love feel so right if it is not? Or is it?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Sophia Roets
• Erscheinungstermin: 2. April 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781310950520
• Artikelnr.: 72362868

Autorenporträt

Magdel Roets never planned to become a writer. She just happens to be someone with a vivid imagination, and of course a lover of stories. Once in a while she would read a biography of something historical, but ninety percent of her reading list consists of fiction, novels, very few romance, lots of crime and suspense mysteries. Her favorite author is John Grisham, whose books she reads and rereads until she can quote from them.
When she discovered Smashwords, she considered it the right time and opportunity to start writing seriously and published her first ebook entitled "Father's Will". Since she is a follower of Jesus Christ, her stories are all written from a Christian perspective. Her main characters are always committed Christians, people who grow spiritually as they go, or scoundrels being confronted with Christ and then has to make a decision for or against Him.
Magdel is currently working on three new novellas that should be ready for publication early in 2016. So watch out for "Man in a Picture", "The Bigger Fish" and "Late Summer Lily".