Coming to a Full Circle -- Author Pamela Jane Weaves a Compelling Family Drama That Depicts Love and Fulfillment
November 24, 2009 6:47 AM
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Nov. 24, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- From author Pamela Jane comes a riveting family saga that will touch and move readers. Eyes Covered Up introduces a compelling ensemble of characters that will engage them on a nostalgic journey back to the later part of the twentieth century when family bonds and values are more honored but social problems and dilemmas still pose challenges to the strongest of relationships.
Eyes Covered Up follows three generations of families who portray the strength and spirit of what family is and should be. As the story starts, readers will meet Theodore and Bette Hudson who share a special connection from the first day they met. Young as they are, they learn to accept, understand, and love each other -- living up to the promises they have vowed from the start. On their farm, they have grown up together, started a family, raised eleven children, and loved unceasingly. As their children go on to live their own separate lives, their familial bonds and love continue to be as strong as ever.
It also tells the story of the Morgans, a family just like the Hudsons, but they would face some storms and rifts in their own personal lives. Though they have each other to lean on, they still tend to seek something else from others. They are in for a turbulent ride when passionate desires and drugs enter the picture. Would they end up as fulfilled as the Hudsons?
Eyes Covered Up is an endearing drama that shows the full circle of life-with all the ups and downs, and the in-betweens. For more information on this book, log on to www.Xlibris.com.
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