D Renae Keith

Hospice House Nurse D Renae Keith

In "Hospice House Nurse," Crystal Jennings is furious with her messy younger sister and plans on giving her a stern talking to. Will a twelve-hour shift at Hospice House change the way Crystal deals with the situation? In "The Team," Christine Rich, a waitress, feels that her life has no meaning. Can anything or anyone make Christine see things differently? In "Finding Peace," Natalie Jamison still feels angry over something that happened a few years ago. Can Natalie find the peace she longs for? In "The Award," Diamond McDaniels hopes to be named valedictorian or salutatorian of her graduating class to bring honor to the family's name. But what if Diamond isn't the valedictorian or salutatorian? What will she do then? These stories were written with the hope to inspire readers to be more willing to grant forgiveness, to realize that things aren't always as they seem, to remember that God sees things differently than we do and that there is healing power in nature. All four stories are set in the author's home state of Kentucky. The book includes photos showing the beauty of the state of Kentucky.