WINNER OF THE 2012 SILVER PRIZE IN THE NAUTILUS BOOK AWARDS GRIEF CATEGORY!
Buy the book from http://www.prince-books.com or from Amazon.com. Also available from the author - contact her at jonesbrady@macs.net Now available on Kindle at Amazon.com Click on the other pages on this site to find out more about this inspiring new book! Your purchase will help the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. My prayer is that no children will have to suffer as mine did. |
 Welcome! Here's what readers are saying about this book - All I can say is WOW!!! The story was beautifully written and made me better understand the heights and depths of your roller-coaster life. I can never truly understand the depths since I did not live them but you presented everything so wonderfully. You are so talented. I hope you will continue your writing. Thank you for sharing so intimately with your readers. Glad for the happy ending!! May it continue to be "and they lived happily everafter."
Anne, a Reader in VA I have just finished reading your lovely book. How beautifully you write! I had anticipated that the story would be so sad and heavy, but I was very wrong. Sad moments - yes, but also many joyful ones. Such a moving tribute to Heather and Holly, and to the resilience of love. Sharon W. Krumpe, PhD I have just finished reading your book. I was hesitant to start.... Once I began reading, I couldn't put it down. Terry, it is truly a love story.... Mac G., VA Terry! I couldn't put your book down, really. It was so engaging and overwhelming. I'm glad you wrote your story. Lynda, VA Terry's words are heartbreaking...yet inspiring. I opened up the book as soon as I purchased it and couldn't put it down! A Mosaic Heart is a good reminder that the human spirit can endure and flourish despite unimaginable tragedy. Thank you, Terry- for reminding me that I am not alone. My own daughter's illness has the power to level me at times. However, hearing your voice reminds me to seek the positive....and the power of the light. Becca, on Amazon I learned more from the book about the intensity and unremittingness to parenting a child with a chronic illness or disability (otherwise-abled in the land of euphemism). The fragility of life is there before you at all times in a hard, grinding way that one sympathizes with but can't really imagine: an important lesson, explicitly depicted in the book--a lesson for care providers, medical staff, and friends. Maria, in California I 'devoured' the book ... oh what a sad but heartrendering story. A Reader in Ireland |
