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The Mochila Saga

The Mochila Saga

Paperback

Christian Fiction

ISBN10: 1545629722
ISBN13: 9781545629727
Publisher: Xulon Pr
Published: Mar 28 2018
Pages: 340
Weight: 1.00
Height: 0.71 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Sandra has been married for 55 years to her pastor husband Barry. She is a mother of two grown, beautiful and talented daughters, Wendy and Beth, and Mother in law to Chaz and Brent. She is also grandmother of three wonderful grandchildren Quinn, Soren and Zoe, and mom to a rescued mixed breed pooch named Chessie. Sandra's desire to write blossomed nine years ago when she approached her son in law Brent with her hand written script. Brent is an English and Speech teacher at a local high school in Denver, CO, along with being a published author of instructional books in his field of expertise. With his encouragement to first get her stories on a computer, and recognizing that she has a unique gift for creating characters and settings that many people who write cannot achieve. These two things set her on this journey from being just a writer to a published author. Sandra has her degree in Commercial and Graphic Art. She is an accomplished long arm quilter. Along with the Mochila Saga she has written five books in a series about a Southern Belle from Kentucky. You will follow Catherine Barlow through her life and family challenges in the late 1800's and early 20th century in; The Inn at McRaven Springs Series. In one of Sandra's short stories she shares her adventures at becoming a pastor's wife after years of being a strong Southern woman with equally strong opinions. In her life experience the only way to end a dispute was pistols in the morning or fists in the afternoon. No Way Do I Want to be a Pastors Wife, is an amusing look at the struggles a pastor's wife has while trying to be wise as a serpent and harmless as a dove.

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