A Romance for Every Season
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LoRee's writing has been called....
"...an emotional ride with a happy ending." ~Frenchy Dennis
"...a powerful and cathartic read." ~Clare Revell
"...a gripping story that pulled me in like a magnet, engaged my emotions and driving desire to find out the ending." ~Barbara A. Kennedy
"...a powerful and cathartic read." ~Clare Revell
"...a gripping story that pulled me in like a magnet, engaged my emotions and driving desire to find out the ending." ~Barbara A. Kennedy
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A Life Touched by Grace
LoRee's blog offers charming and colorful descriptions of Nebraskan farm life in the 1950s & '60s.
A Tribute to Violet Ella Ingram...
My mother’s youngest sister passed away December 22, 2019, at age 83. Aunt Vi was a treasure. In my first memory of her, she wore a full skirt and white bobby socks. Then I picture her in a red peasant dress trimmed with rows of rickrack that I’m sure my mother sewed for her to wear square dancing.
Fast forward to a Christmas spent with her and Uncle John at his parents’ home in Neligh. Following their time in California, Uncle John worked on a ranch west of town and Aunt Vi cooked for the cowboys. She burnt her hand and asked me at age 13 to help her in the kitchen. This is humorous because neither of us are known for our cooking ability.
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LoRee's blog offers charming and colorful descriptions of Nebraskan farm life in the 1950s & '60s.
A Tribute to Violet Ella Ingram...
My mother’s youngest sister passed away December 22, 2019, at age 83. Aunt Vi was a treasure. In my first memory of her, she wore a full skirt and white bobby socks. Then I picture her in a red peasant dress trimmed with rows of rickrack that I’m sure my mother sewed for her to wear square dancing.
Fast forward to a Christmas spent with her and Uncle John at his parents’ home in Neligh. Following their time in California, Uncle John worked on a ranch west of town and Aunt Vi cooked for the cowboys. She burnt her hand and asked me at age 13 to help her in the kitchen. This is humorous because neither of us are known for our cooking ability.
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LoRee thanks God for her affiliation with Pelican Book Group, ...and for being part of such an amazing writing family. Visit her Author Page @ Pelican Book Group. |
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LoRee is honored to be among the fine authors at ACFW!
