Dreaming of a Father's Love
(A Tale from the Ohio Valley)
By
Sharon A. Lavy
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Sara Brubaker was two years old when an Old German Baptist Brethren couple adopted her. She has become a beautiful woman, and works as a secretary for Alexander's. Now she's torn between wanting to live in the normal world of fun and fashion, or joining the Dunkards, sometimes called Old Orders, to truly belong with her adoptive family. But does she really want to look ... Amish?
Birdie Alexander thinks if she works at the family business hard enough and long enough she will gain her father's love. Can she learn a thing or two from the German Baptist secretary?
Irene West is Birdie's lifelong Sunday school friend. Irene misses having a father figure around, and is very boy crazy, which causes Birdie to struggle with the friendship and Irene to struggle with life.
Birdie thinks it's her job to shame Irene into acting more like a "Christian". Will Birdie overcome her self-righteous nature before it's too late--for Irene?
Bonus reader questions included.
Birdie Alexander thinks if she works at the family business hard enough and long enough she will gain her father's love. Can she learn a thing or two from the German Baptist secretary?
Irene West is Birdie's lifelong Sunday school friend. Irene misses having a father figure around, and is very boy crazy, which causes Birdie to struggle with the friendship and Irene to struggle with life.
Birdie thinks it's her job to shame Irene into acting more like a "Christian". Will Birdie overcome her self-righteous nature before it's too late--for Irene?
Bonus reader questions included.
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“Good job Ms. Lavy! ”
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“Dreaming of a Father's Love is a many-layered story of finding love, or realizing that it's been there all along, for Lavy's characters. ”Amazon Verified Purchase
“In her debut novel, Sharon Lavy has captured the era of the 70s. ”
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR:-
Writer of Inspirational Women's fiction with Suspense.
Author's are often asked how they get their story ideas. That is a hard question to answer because a writer's mind is normally going a million miles a minute, but occasionally stops with an Ah,ha moment. So if you see a writer with a faraway look in the eye ... DO NOT DISTURB!
Dreaming of a Father's Love: We think it's pretty wonderful when a child wants to follow in the father's footsteps. But what if that child is a girl? And the year is 1973?
Birdie Alexander's Father is her hero. Her first love is the family business, and she wants to manage it one day. But she has two older brothers ...
Sharon A. Lavy is a member of several Christian writing groups including ACFW. A WordServe client since 2012, she is represented by Sarah Joy Freese.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AuthorSharonALavy
Website/Blog: https://www.sharonalavy.com
How great is the love The Father has lavished on us... Therefore Sharon writes to encourage hurting women who have had problems with a troubling family relationship.
If you enjoy reading her books, would you be so kind as to post an honest review?
Author's are often asked how they get their story ideas. That is a hard question to answer because a writer's mind is normally going a million miles a minute, but occasionally stops with an Ah,ha moment. So if you see a writer with a faraway look in the eye ... DO NOT DISTURB!
Dreaming of a Father's Love: We think it's pretty wonderful when a child wants to follow in the father's footsteps. But what if that child is a girl? And the year is 1973?
Birdie Alexander's Father is her hero. Her first love is the family business, and she wants to manage it one day. But she has two older brothers ...
Sharon A. Lavy is a member of several Christian writing groups including ACFW. A WordServe client since 2012, she is represented by Sarah Joy Freese.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AuthorSharonALavy
Website/Blog: https://www.sharonalavy.com
How great is the love The Father has lavished on us... Therefore Sharon writes to encourage hurting women who have had problems with a troubling family relationship.
If you enjoy reading her books, would you be so kind as to post an honest review?
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