Miracles happen in some of the least anticipated ways. Who among us would consider being permanently injured in a war with strangers, a miracle? Yet for Jay Farrel, it brought him to God and made him look at the most unfortunate as his salvation.
Using his rectory, in his impoverished community, Father Jay opens the upstairs to homeless boys he can ill afford to feed, but can equally ill afford NOT to feed.
Still the wounds from the past stand between Father Jay and his brother, Kevin Farrel, a police officer. So much pain, so much distrust, so much seething emotions and conflict.
Holly Mayfield, the local waitress who is more than just a tiny bit interested in Officer Kevin Farrel, works hard with Father Jay to make St. Gus' as good a place as any impoverished church can be. She longs to help the brothers, and the boys upstairs find their paths to joy.
All of them need the grace of Christmas forgiveness, tolerance and joy. Will they find their road map towards a brighter future?
On December 1, 2010 Jane Lebak's Christmas story THE BOYS UPSTAIRS, from Muse It Up Publishing, cover by Muse It Up Publishing's Cover Art Goddess
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5 comments:
Great job as usual Lin. Congrats Jane I'm looking forward to see your book flying off the Muse book store cyber shelves.
Nancy
I love the cover! Good luck, Jane!
BarbaraE
I love Jane's writer's voice. She moves the story forward with compelling characters you just need to find out what is going to happen.
The Boys Upstairs is truly inspirational and a great read regardless of the time of year.
Alas, the cover shows Christmas, but yes, from how the story was presented, its message isn't just beyond seasons, it's Timeless.
I'm glad you all liked my little script and pics. And Jane, I'm delighted to be sharing the December release with you.
Thank you, Lin, so much. :-)
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