Jim
Micropress
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
From One of the Publishers of Orphan's Gift
I read "Orphan's Gift" personally. It's a good read--just enough sex and violence!
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Who knew a meager journey begun in 1622 by a young English gentleman in search of lands and fortune would end in humility and thankfulness? This journey of lifetimes is filled with adventure, intrigue, love and hate. The gentleman was Thomas Prater, young and without property.
Orphan's Gift
Authors
Orphan's Gift is co-written by sisters Mary Sikora, Margaret (Peggy) DeStefano, and Sally Ruth Gronauer. They have captured the spirit of their Prather line of ancestors. The past has come to life in this historical novel. The book is a great example of taking your family genealogical research to a new level.
"Writing this book has been a fun and often surprising journey. Now that we have finished our first project together, my sisters and I are already fast at work on our second book in what we hope will be series of historical novels," Peggy DeStefano explains.