The Greatest of These

About the Book

And now faith, hope, and love abide, these three; and the greatest of these is love. 1st Corinthians 13:13. @ Jennyfs content life in Laurel Hill is shattered, and the family moves to Duluth. She knows little of what caused this misery as her husband Jonathan refuses to share his problems. Hefs forced to leave his family with no money or his help. Our country is in the pain of a Great Depression, and Jenny canft find work where she is. She arranges to move to Milwaukee where work is more abundant but first must find care for Maggie, David and Holly in Duluth. No family alone can keep them all, so they are left in three different homes. Life lessons must be learned by Jenny and Maggie who both yearn for the family to be reunited. But is that possible?

About the Author

For years it’s been my passion to write this story. When I retired I knew my need to care for ill or dying family members must take precedence over my plans. Health issues continued to plague us, but recently I finished my book based on our story. It allows me the freedom to write in fiction that I believe is more interesting, and I compose this in 1st person to bring readers closer to the heart and soul of my characters. Join me now as we travel to this tragic yet wonderful time in history–if folks but have the power, desire, and faith to exist.