Well, if you read book 4 in the series, book 5 will be a breath of fresh air.
Things start looking up for Nancy and the girls. After losing her husband, Nancy and the girls live with Michael, Emma, and their kids. However, a few months later, Nancy decides it is time to go home. It’s going to be challenging being a single mother, and add on being visually impaired.
God has beautiful blessings in store.
God has blessed Nancy with wonderful friends who have become family. However, not everyone is supportive of Nancy. She holds down a job she loves. However, there is a job she desires to get back to.
It can be done by the visually impaired. However, those in charge won’t give her a chance.
What doors does God open, and what challenges do her disabled daughters face?
Nancy’s situation is personal to me. Hi, I’m Samantha the author. I remind you, God is the true author. I too am visually impaired, and feel I’ve been ignored for a job, that I am capable of working, simply because of my visual impairment. I’m not alone. I’m greatful I was blessed to include this situation in the plot. It is a wide problem that should not exist.
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