The book covers the first nineteen years of my life and covers the death of my Father. It tells of the alcoholism, confusion and turmoil that followed his death. Ifound writing to be quite therapeutic and also found how much I love people.
I would like to begin writing books, real stories about "ordinary" people's lives. Everyone has a story to tell. Although our lives may not be glamorous they are important none the less. It's the everyday people that make up our world.
I am now 49 years of age and have a lot more story to tell. I have a wonderful husband, 4 grown sons, 14 grandchildren and some beautiful daughter-in-laws and wonderful ex-daughter-in-laws.
Top: Bill Dover, Charles Dover
Bottom: Linda Heuitt, John Dover and Ronald Bridgewater.
Cover art for the book was created by son, John Dover and poem, "Daddy's Girl" on the back cover was written by son, Ronald Bridgewater.
