In a fraction of a moment, John Benjamin Frosst selflessly offers his mobility in exchange for the lives of innocents. Now, as he faces his new reality, Ben Frosst discovers the term ‘handicapped’ is only a starting point from which to find new ways to serve.
And, with enough love and support, anything is possible.
Sometimes, life simply doesn’t turn out the way you plan.
And that’s just fine.
Diane Stringam Tolley’s newest Christmas novel is a charming, heart-warming story of sacrifice, love and the strength of family and community.
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Diane Stringam Tolley was born and raised on a ranch in Southern Alberta, Canada and has been penning stories since she could write. Educated in Journalism, she had worked many years as a reporter for numerous newspapers and magazines authoring countless stories and articles. Recently, she has published a collection of stories about growing up on one of the last of the great ranches in Southern Alberta as well as two traditional novels, Carving Angels and Magic. She is also the author of six e-books. She and her husband, Grant, are the parents of six children and Grandparents to 17+ and live in Beaumont, Alberta, Canada. Carving Angels, published through Cedar Fort, Inc. is her first 'print' novel.
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