September Summer

September's Trilogy (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

In this inspiring personal life trilogy, September tells of her seemingly never ending and frustrating search for a way to be loved and to be fulfilled - "in all the wrong places". The journey begins at age five when she was "kidnapped" along with two older brothers, and traverses through years of abuse, violence, single parenting and much more. This is not "based" on a true story but is "indeed" true; though the actual names have been changed to protect the privacy of some who are innocent, and others who are not.

Well known by many for her depth of love for people, September has a quick sense of humor, a "down to earth" perspective, and a faith-based worldview. When asked of her primary life focus in one word, the word is "Relationships". September shares in a manner which causes the reader to feel "present" in the events. The style is "conversational", as if you are having a personal visit with her. Hence, her readers have commented they have "laughed, cried, cussed, etc." while reading her books.

Book 1, "While The Dew Is Still On The Roses", tells of the nine year separation from her mother.

Book 2, "And He Tells Me That I Am His Own", finds her as a teen wife and mother, trying to keep her own family together. Book 3, "And The Joy We Share As We Tarry There" tells of her "rites of passage" to victory and achievement.

The title of each book is based on the inspirational hymn "I Come To The Garden Alone." As you read this compilation, we believe you will be encouraged and inspired to know that you can make it, if you only believe.

The name "September Summer" signifies the time of transition when the seasons (of life) come out of the extreme heat of summer, and move towards the cooling birth of Harvest.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: September Summer
• Seitenzahl: 300
• Erscheinungstermin: 24. Januar 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780989611091
• Artikelnr.: 63428668