About the books…
A Sundog Moment: A Novel of Hope, was first published in April 2004; the
paperback edition was released in February 2006. It's the story of a middle-
aged couple who has had an easy and happy life, goals met and exceeded, and
life is very, very good. Then the wife, Elizabeth, is diagnosed with multiple
sclerosis and everything changes: The couple will be challenged in their love for
each other, and their extended family will also have to change. Click here to
read an excerpt from A Sundog Moment.
The new novel, Reflected Light, is still in editing and hasn't been sold yet.
Here's what to expect:
A Sundog Moment: A Novel of Hope, was first published in April 2004; the
paperback edition was released in February 2006. It's the story of a middle-
aged couple who has had an easy and happy life, goals met and exceeded, and
life is very, very good. Then the wife, Elizabeth, is diagnosed with multiple
sclerosis and everything changes: The couple will be challenged in their love for
each other, and their extended family will also have to change. Click here to
read an excerpt from A Sundog Moment.
The new novel, Reflected Light, is still in editing and hasn't been sold yet.
Here's what to expect:
- What happens on Thanksgiving Day when a family is waiting for
Glory Lee, beautiful and vibrant daughter of William and Mary
Martha Ward and sister of Katie, and she never shows up? The
mother is furious, certain this headstrong, willful girl has just let
them all down once again. The young sister is heartbroken
because she loves her sister so much, while the father tries to
placate everyone, to salvage the day. By late afternoon, the
family discovers the truth: Glory Lee Ward has been murdered
in the small city townhouse where she lives while attending
college.
- The police are stymied because there is no evidence. The
mother absolutely knows who did this terrible thing and that
knowledge tears the family apart and changes their lives
forever. Near the time of the murder, an older man is going to
jail for something he really isn't responsible for, although he is
guilty of other things. Five years later, right before he gets out,
he really and truly is touched by God. But what happens to his
past if it comes and impacts his present? Ultimately this is a
story of salvation and redemption.
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