Set Me Free: Possibilities by Janet Sue Terry
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- Pub. Date: October 2002
- 300pp
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- Pub. Date: October 2002
- Publisher: Realm of Vandora
- Format: Hardcover, 300pp
- ISBN-13: 9780972034401
- ISBN: 0972034404
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Set Me Free: Possibilitiesby Anonymous
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December 15, 2004: Possibilities, is set in the turbulent 1960's, and is the story of a young woman named Nora Steele. Despite the fact that she was raised in an orphanage, Nora lands a decent job. Her hard work and dedication pay off when she wins the respect of her employer, powerful Detroit Michigan defense attorney Houston Ripley. He pays for her college education, and gives her an impressive promotion. Ultimately, masquerading as a newspaper reporter Nora locates her maternal grandparents, through them finds her mother, famous author, Amy Snider. Her life is almost perfect until Blake Baxter, on leave from the Navy, anticipating a tour in Vietnam, shows up. Make sure to buy Resolutions too. You can find it by running a search of the author name - janet sue terry.
Set Me Free: Possibilitiesby Anonymous
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December 31, 2002: Dear Janet, I received your book Thursday, and started reading it immediately. It was so good that I had a hard time putting it down. I finished it last night, and am looking forward to the next book, and next one, and next one. Here are a few things that I particularly liked about your novel: ? The list of characters in the front of the book. ? Your cast of characters were believable. ? The story points to higher morals than going along with the crowd. ? There was a discreet message that setting goals is important to success. ? I agree that regardless of how bad a persons raising is, they can rise above it. ? Frugality ? this generation wants everything now, unlike Nora. ? Modesty ? Nora?s modesty was enduring. It is true that our choices have consequences, and seemingly small things have far reaching impact. Though you did not emphasize God?s hand in the lives of the characters, it was easy to perceive. For instance we are blessed with abundance, so we can bless others, as in the case of Nora, and her friends at the law firm, helping the orphanage. No doubt the impact that Beth?s words had upon young Nora, molded her character. Mothers, teachers, and anyone working with children, need to reflect upon how their words are used, and what impact they will have on impressionable young children. If I really took time to reflect on it, I could get many more insights out of ?Possibilities?, but these are the ones that jumped out at me. Of course, I?m telling all my friends about your book, so get on the stick and finish the next sequel, and quit leaving me hanging. God Bless, Bonnie P.
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