Remember Love

About the Book

Thirty-year-old April Chambers lived in Seattle, Washington. She missed her husband, James, a World War II flyer. He had to keep his flights secret, even from her. A phone call from Dallas, Texas changed their lives forever. It gave them the news that they had become instant parents of a beautiful young girl. However, because of a severe vehicular accident, this teen-ager was recovering from a coma, broken bones, and lost memories. Soon, April’s new daughter became the focus of her life. The girl’s intelligence, maturity, and zest for living, gradually renewed April’s faith in humanity. This, then, is a story of love, belief in God, or not, hardships, and a sin that left a blot on April’s perfect marriage. A recurring dream alarmed April almost as much as the earth-shaking news of casualties around the world. She nervously watched as this country pulled together to end a war that took a tremendous toll on her and the lives of the strongest men and women in the nation.

About the Author

As a young girl at the age of seven down in Texas, I picked cotton along side my mother and daddy. I would sometimes have to sit in the shade of a big oak tree and tend to my two younger brothers while our parents and sister continued to work. We did not own any books, nor did we have access to a library. Therefore, in order to keep the little guys quiet and from running around getting into things, I made up stories to tell them. They loved the stories, especially the one about the little lost dog who wanted his mother. I noticed that I could evoke different emotions from them by changing the types of stories I told.