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{A Historical Christian Romance Novel}

by Mary Netreba

Though they're surrounded by the majestic mountains of Blue Knob, Pennsylvania, life in 1908 is tough for Rachel, Maggie and Jennie. They've got a a drunken abusive father, little food and an ill mother who can do nothing to care for them. Little did they know that one snowstorm would change their lives forever.

Wistful and romantic, the endearing characters in Mary Netreba's novel Rosemary for Rememberance, (Book One), will delight and touch your hearts and deepest emotions.

This wonderful story takes place in the early 1900's through World War One and carries a beautiful herb theme.

A must read.

300 pages - $13.49 (paperback)

Hello everyone. I haven't posted much lately.  I've been pretty busy.

Have you ever loved someone so much that you would've done almost anything for them?

In the last nine months, I've had the priviledge of taking care of a terminally family member, someone I love very much. Diagnosed with lymphoma for the second time, we knew our time left together was short. For the first 8 weeks of treatment, things were better as the lymphoma went into remission.  So for a few months at least, life was normalized. Even her specialists and the staff were surprised at how well she was doing. Her name was becoming so familiar, she almost appeared to be reaching rock star status. Even the pharmacy knew who she was the second we called for a refill on her prescriptions.