Christmas for most is a time of family, feasting, and joy, unless you happen to be one of society's "invisible" people, living on the streets, homeless, hungry, or just too poor to afford all the trimmings. This uplifting chapbook of four heartwarming short stories celebrates those who not only learn to see, but also to feel.
Christmas for most is a time of family, feasting, and joy, unless you happen to be one of society's "invisible" people, living on the streets, homeless, hungry, or just too poor to afford all the trimmings. This uplifting chapbook of four heartwarming short stories celebrates those who not only learn to see, but also to feel.
Jean Rover lives and writes in Oregon's lush Willamette Valley where she cares for thirty rose bushes, her dog, Shanti, and cat, Mr. B.C. Kitty, both rescued animals. Her writing has appeared in Gold Man Review, Work Literary Magazine, Rose Red Review, Paper Tape Literary Magazine, the This I Believe project and various periodicals. She earned degrees in English and Journalism from the University of Oregon, holds an MBA from Willamette University and has an extensive background in corporate and marketing communications. She is an award-winning business communicator. Her novels Touch The Sky and its sequel, Ready or Not, are looking for publishers.
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