Just when she thought it was safe to dream about a future again, Charlie Peters' world came crashing down when she received word her sister was in the hospital. She left her fiance in a small village in the Congo where they both work for Doctor's Without Borders and rushed home to take care of her sister.She wants to believe that love will conquer all and all that other nonsense hopelss romantics believe, but can love overcome the lies she's told Marcus about her past?Charlie wasn't meant for happily-ever-afters, even though Marcus was her Prince Charming.This novella follows the story of Charlie Peters, sister of Diane, from The Memory Child and is sue to touch your heart as The Memory Child did. Growing up as a small town Canadian girl, there wasn't much to do but ride your bike, hang out with friends on the beach and daydream. I always wanted to write but never dreamed it was something I could do as a career. I love to travel and fell in love with the sheep covered hillside, old castles and romantic history of Scotland and England. I dream about waking up in Tuscany and touring small town shops in the south of France with my husband, of placing my toes in the ocean and experiencing history first hand. As a mother with three daughters, I'm learning that teaching them to pursue their dreams is a lasting legacy. I love to wake up to the Rocky Mountains, will forever enjoy the taste of coffee and chocolate and can't imagine the day when a story doesn't unfold in my heart. Living a life with passion and pursuing dreams is a life well lived. Her latests release - FINDING EMMA is a heart-wrenching story of when devotion borders on obsession, a mother must choose between her family and finding her missing daughter. Reviews for Steena Holmes: "Finding Emma is a heartbreaking story of a mother's journey of hope...captured by the emotion and depth of the characters from the beginning." "FINDING EMMA may be the most heart-wrenching and heart-warming book I have ever read...Tense, emotional and realistic it will ring your emotions dry."
