How Do You Say Goodbye

by Pam Logan

Overview

With a death sentence of an inoperable brain tumor, she tried to come to terms with the meaning of life, her belief in God, her battle with sobriety and her hope of it all ending on the beach. As her life dwindled away, memories of abuse, mistakes, and bad choices haunted her, amid old and new friendships, terrifying nightmares, and fairy tale dreams forcing her past and present worlds to collide.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940011112362
Publisher:	Pam Logan
Publication date:	09/26/2010
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	392 KB
Age Range:	18 Years

About the Author

I, Pam Logan, live in Western New York with my husband and kids and my trusty dog Sabre. I enjoy reading, writing, gardening and sitting by my self-made pond. On those hot summer days, I love to ride with my husband on our Honda Goldwing as I wind dance to our favorites tunes.

My first book, HOW DO YOU SAY GOODBYE, was at first meant to be a song. As my thoughts kept returning to my mother, my brother-in-law and a couple cousins, who had all passed away due to cancer, the song was too sad to continue. With those thoughts still in mind, I wondered how they must have felt, knowing the end was coming soon.

That is how Samantha Collins, the main character, came to life. I just sat at my computer every chance I got and Sam just took over. She quickly drew me into her life; her friends became my friends, her funny antics made me laugh and her hardships made me cry. There were times that I couldn’t type fast enough to keep up with her.

When the story ended, I missed her and her whole gang terribly, and so, LIFE GOES ON began. It is based on the same family and group of friends, but a totally different genre and story line. I hope to continue writing many different kinds of books revolving around the same characters as they go through the same types of things every family goes through - good times and bad, funny, scary, life threatening, loving, childish and even growing old.

I hope the reader enjoys them as much as I do.