Donna has published a number of novels, and since small presses don't have the man-power and money to promote their work, I want to lend a hand to this talented author.
So now . . . please allow me to introduce Donna!
Donna (D. H.) Parker was born in the rural Missouri Ozarks during an ice storm. Despite some circumstantial evidence to the contrary, she did not grow up in the 1800s. The most important things in her life are her Christianity and her family. She loves books, both reading and writing them; old things and their histories; and music, especially Celtic and bluegrass fiddle music. She and her husband of nearly four decades currently live in Alabama. They have two adult sons.
Today, I'd like to introduce you to her book titled: SONG OF HEALING.
The Man from the Sea is in the legend, in the prophesy, in little Sarah Macneill's heart--until the traumatic reality of growing up buries her beloved fantasy. Will the unexpected and unwanted resurrection of things past lead the adult Sarah to destruction or to her Song of Healing?
Donna, what do you hope readers will walk away with after reading SONG OF HEALING?
I've always been a writer, but I began my quest for publication because as a reader I found so few stories that Christians could enjoy without wading through profanity and/or "steamy" romance. I didn’t sit down to write Song of Healing with a message in mind. I merely wanted readers to have a good story. But, as the book evolved, it may have taken on a message. As a Christian, I sometimes hear people call religion “only myth”, so maybe this story is, in an allegorical way, partly a reaction to that. In general, I would like readers to finish any of my books feeling uplifted, entertained and reassured that happy endings still exist.
I love a book with a great story and a happy ending! Thank you, Donna. I'm honored that you were willing to stop by and share not only your book with us, but a part of yourself as well.
Folks, if you'd like to WIN a SIGNED copy of SONG OF HEALING, please leave a comment with your email address signed like this: sandirog7 at aol dot com.
Good luck to those who enter!
You can visit Donna at her website here and her blog here. Drop by, and discover all her other releases!
Sounds like a good book, please enter me!
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Donna has written some wonderful books.
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Good books are greatly needed in today's society.
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It sounds interesting!! martha(at)lclink(dot)com
ReplyDeleteDonna is an excellent writer, and I love the stories I have read so far. waarrowood (at)kc(dot)rr(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI have not read any of her books and this one sounds great! Please enter me!
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I love historicals with a Christinas theme. Please sign me up, Sandi
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I am a historical fan. Please sign me up.
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I have not read any of Donna's work and would love to win this book. Sign me up!
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D. H. Parker is a new author for me.
ReplyDeleteI would love to win one of her books.
I can relate to her disappointment with
books that had the potential to be good
only to muddy the reading with profanity.
I appreciate starting a book knowing that
I don't have to worry about that sort of
stuff. And the story much have a happy
ending. After all it is fiction, let's
have an ending we want.
A J Hawke
ajhawkeauthor[at]aol[dot]com
I would love to read Donna's book and the cover is lovely. Thanks for the chance to win a copy.
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