April Showers by Anne Maisy Scott

PublishAmerica Presents April Showers by Anne Maisy Scott

Frederick, MD August 1, 2007 -- PublishAmerica is proud to present April Showers by Anne Maisy Scott of Saint Johns, Michigan.
 
Maggie’s mind thumbed through the pages of her memory as her eyes wandered about the house. Memories surfaced from every corner of every room. The house still had the strong essence of April’s presence. Maggie felt as if her mother would walk around the corner at any moment. It was such a strange feeling to realize that she was gone forever. Her once thunderous footsteps were now forever silent. Maggie felt a blanket of sadness consume her at the thought of something so final. She wished that she had one more moment with her mother, but sadly that moment had passed without warning. Now that April was gone, the family weathered her storms of the past when forgotten memories sprang to life. Unspeakable things happened to April throughout her childhood, and history sadly repeated itself with her own children. “How will you be remembered?” will forever be April’s legacy.
 
Scott was born in Toledo, Ohio. She’s a wife and mother of three children. She was inspired to write this story to highlight how life can go so terribly wrong, yet there can still be room for forgiveness if the heart should allow itself to move on.
 
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