Short Story Press Presents Sandy's Mended Heart
| AUTHOR | Short Story Press; Short Story Press; Short Story Press et al. |
| PUBLISHER | Hot Methods (04/24/2020) |
| PRODUCT TYPE | Paperback (Paperback) |
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This story follows Sandy, a 19-year-old woman, as she makes the difficult transition from living in an insular religious community to "outside" life in a college town. Sandy struggles with: - Living alone when she has always been surrounded by a close family;
- Meeting different types of people when she has always been in a small community;
- Making her way with new people who don't think or act like those at home-she has to figure out how they think and what they actually mean by what they say and how they act;
- Meeting men who live and work in environments - a college campus, a military base-that are the total opposites of the community she has known all her life;
- Dealing with her need to find love, and hopefully a marriage, in a new world, without the guidelines of her strict community or the oversight of her family;
- Falling in love with a man who is so totally different from her father, brothers, cousins and all the men she has known in her life, and in fact is a soldier, someone whom her pacifist religious community would find totally unacceptable;
- Finding a church home and a place where she can live with her strong religious convictions even though she does not totally accept the limitations of her original church;
- Coping with love and loss, putting lessons of forgiveness into practice, and picking up the pieces of a broken heart without becoming bitter. Short Story Press publishes short stories written by everyday writers.
- Meeting different types of people when she has always been in a small community;
- Making her way with new people who don't think or act like those at home-she has to figure out how they think and what they actually mean by what they say and how they act;
- Meeting men who live and work in environments - a college campus, a military base-that are the total opposites of the community she has known all her life;
- Dealing with her need to find love, and hopefully a marriage, in a new world, without the guidelines of her strict community or the oversight of her family;
- Falling in love with a man who is so totally different from her father, brothers, cousins and all the men she has known in her life, and in fact is a soldier, someone whom her pacifist religious community would find totally unacceptable;
- Finding a church home and a place where she can live with her strong religious convictions even though she does not totally accept the limitations of her original church;
- Coping with love and loss, putting lessons of forgiveness into practice, and picking up the pieces of a broken heart without becoming bitter. Short Story Press publishes short stories written by everyday writers.
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ISBN-13:
9781648911323
ISBN-10:
1648911323
Binding:
Paperback or Softback (Trade Paperback (Us))
Content Language:
English
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Page Count:
38
Carton Quantity:
186
Product Dimensions:
5.00 x 0.09 x 7.99 inches
Weight:
0.11 pound(s)
Country of Origin:
US
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BISAC Categories
Fiction | Short Stories (single author)
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This story follows Sandy, a 19-year-old woman, as she makes the difficult transition from living in an insular religious community to "outside" life in a college town. Sandy struggles with: - Living alone when she has always been surrounded by a close family;
- Meeting different types of people when she has always been in a small community;
- Making her way with new people who don't think or act like those at home-she has to figure out how they think and what they actually mean by what they say and how they act;
- Meeting men who live and work in environments - a college campus, a military base-that are the total opposites of the community she has known all her life;
- Dealing with her need to find love, and hopefully a marriage, in a new world, without the guidelines of her strict community or the oversight of her family;
- Falling in love with a man who is so totally different from her father, brothers, cousins and all the men she has known in her life, and in fact is a soldier, someone whom her pacifist religious community would find totally unacceptable;
- Finding a church home and a place where she can live with her strong religious convictions even though she does not totally accept the limitations of her original church;
- Coping with love and loss, putting lessons of forgiveness into practice, and picking up the pieces of a broken heart without becoming bitter. Short Story Press publishes short stories written by everyday writers.
- Meeting different types of people when she has always been in a small community;
- Making her way with new people who don't think or act like those at home-she has to figure out how they think and what they actually mean by what they say and how they act;
- Meeting men who live and work in environments - a college campus, a military base-that are the total opposites of the community she has known all her life;
- Dealing with her need to find love, and hopefully a marriage, in a new world, without the guidelines of her strict community or the oversight of her family;
- Falling in love with a man who is so totally different from her father, brothers, cousins and all the men she has known in her life, and in fact is a soldier, someone whom her pacifist religious community would find totally unacceptable;
- Finding a church home and a place where she can live with her strong religious convictions even though she does not totally accept the limitations of her original church;
- Coping with love and loss, putting lessons of forgiveness into practice, and picking up the pieces of a broken heart without becoming bitter. Short Story Press publishes short stories written by everyday writers.
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