Kevin Cooper shares a lovely review of My Baby Wrote Me a Letter- thank you, Kevin!
Eight months pregnant and her Navy husband away on a mission, Grace Freeman craves the security of her childhood home in Canada.
When a letter written by her long-lost mother is found in an old writing desk it creates a tear in the fabric of her family.
Can Grace find a way to bring peace to those she loves, or will a message from the past destroy their future?
This is a beautifully written heart-felt story that can be read in one sitting. I was immediately entranced and finished reading it so quickly I found myself looking for more.
It’s a brilliant read filled with both raw emotions and a nice balance of family banter.
Touching.
When someone says he read your book in one sitting this is high praise Jacquie! Well done!
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Thanks, Sophie! It’s only a short story, but I think it turned out well 🙂
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Congrats on the fabulous review, Jacquie. And a beautiful cover.
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Thank you! This is a cover I actually came up with and Kim Killion made happen- I love it!
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Wow nice review!!!! Not really surprised though!!
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Aw! Thanks, Diane 🙂
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I’m not sure how I ever missed this one, but it sounds wonderful. I just grabbed a copy from Amazon.
And I love that cover!
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Thanks, Mae! It’s a short story I did for an anthology celebrating Canada’s centennial (we’re a baby country compared to some, lol)
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Congrats, Jacquie. A wonderful review!
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Totally made my day 🙂
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Thanks for the reblog, Jacquie! 🙂
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VERY happy to share 🙂
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Added to my reading list!
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Yay, thank you!
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You’re welcome.
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