| Author: | Jeffrey K. Danowski | ISBN: | 9781462692828 |
| Publisher: | America Star Books | Publication: | December 15, 2008 |
| Imprint: | America Star Books | Language: | English |
| Author: | Jeffrey K. Danowski |
| ISBN: | 9781462692828 |
| Publisher: | America Star Books |
| Publication: | December 15, 2008 |
| Imprint: | America Star Books |
| Language: | English |
The Teddy Bear Necklace—something Hollyanna has treasured since she was a little girl at six years old. It was the first gift she ever received from Santa Claus. Through a strange twist of fate, the necklace led her to the love of her life. She and her husband Nicholas have two children, Dominick and Mandy Lynn. Their daughter, Mandy Lynn is heiress to the necklace. Hollyanna already passed on her teddy bear to first her grandchild, and someday she would pass the necklace on too. Her heart would tell her when that special moment came. With all of its memories and all of its sentiment, no magic the necklace may have held could do anything to save her grandchild, who had fallen seriously ill. It was then Hollyanna was reminded of what she had always known, that there was great power in love and a greater power in prayer. Her granddaughter’s fate was in the hands of God now, and she would accept that fate, whatever it would be.
The Teddy Bear Necklace—something Hollyanna has treasured since she was a little girl at six years old. It was the first gift she ever received from Santa Claus. Through a strange twist of fate, the necklace led her to the love of her life. She and her husband Nicholas have two children, Dominick and Mandy Lynn. Their daughter, Mandy Lynn is heiress to the necklace. Hollyanna already passed on her teddy bear to first her grandchild, and someday she would pass the necklace on too. Her heart would tell her when that special moment came. With all of its memories and all of its sentiment, no magic the necklace may have held could do anything to save her grandchild, who had fallen seriously ill. It was then Hollyanna was reminded of what she had always known, that there was great power in love and a greater power in prayer. Her granddaughter’s fate was in the hands of God now, and she would accept that fate, whatever it would be.
