I'm discovering that in writing and publishing, the book takes on a life of its own. I'm finally listed on Amazon. Getting my book on Amazon.com seemed to be a full-time job for a few days. Good thing I love to learn new things! Please, if you're going to be in the Hampton Roads area on Saturday, January 21, join me for a book signing at Prince Books, East Main Street, Norfolk.
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Audrey Breen
12/8/2011 09:27:15 am
Terry, I can't wait to hear the story of the song you sang to Holly when she was a baby. And congratulations on the book! I'm looking forward to reading it. Love to you.
Carol Garrison Davis
1/15/2012 11:47:04 am
It seems that you have turned your grief and sorrow into good works potientially for others that have similiar tragedy in their lives. Would that we all could benefit from your heroic efforts. Having known you and your late children and husband, from many years back; I am almost afraid to read the book. As you know; I have suffered the loss of a brother, husband and sister all within 4 years in my late forties. Also, losing a parent at twenty one,it was critical, in how I view the world also. I am still the captain of my ship.....I realize that it is up to me to not only survive, but leave a positive mark in this world, and I desperately wish to be happy. I commend you Terry; and look forward to a closer relationship. Carol
Maxine Jones-Ballantine
3/30/2012 03:06:55 am
Terry, I have finished reading your book, A Mosaic Heart, for the second time. I felt there was so much to learn and glean from the book, your story, that I had to open it again. Being your niece, I experienced the struggle you and your family lived...but, there you were, always trying to be strong and loving! Leave a Reply. |
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