Charity Faith: A Novel

Charity Faith: A Novel

by Victoria Denson
Charity Faith: A Novel

Charity Faith: A Novel

by Victoria Denson

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Overview

As a child, Charity Faith believed in fairytales and Happily-Ever-Afters. Orphaned at age seventeen and abandoned by her first love, Charity learns that real life can be full of disappointment. By 2005, she’s created the life she’s always wanted. With a successful career and a family of her own, she believes she’s found her elusive happy ending. But in late August, her hometown is decimated by Hurricane Katrina and everything she’s struggled to build has fallen apart. Surrounded by the devastation and separated from her infant son, she wonders if life will ever be “normal.” When her first love offers to rescue her and reunite her with her child, Charity Faith must confront her weakness and her desires. Can she believe in fairytales and Happily-Ever After long enough to rebuild her life? Or must she abandon her dreams and her husband for something concrete and real?

Product Details

BN ID: 2940012236203
Publisher: Victoria Denson
Publication date: 03/04/2011
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 114 KB

About the Author

Victoria began writing her debut novel on September 1, 2010. “Like my heroine, Charity Faith, I always felt as though I had a Katrina story inside of me, but I wasn’t sure that I had the strength to commit it to paper. Just days after the fifth anniversary of Katrina, I sat down at my desk and all of my thoughts and emotions began to pour out. I drew upon my personal experiences and recollections to craft an honest representation of the storm’s impact on the peoples and places of the Mississippi Gulf Coast.”

Having survived Katrina, Victoria understood the challenges of writing about the disaster. Rather than overwhelm her readers, she chose to focus on a close-knit group of people and the places that were important to them. This method enables readers to establish a connection with the place and experience the tragedy on a personal level.
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