Need a great baby shower gift?

A Mom's Life is the perfect gift! A Mom’s Life combines humorous stories with family-friendly recipes and activities. Stories include what making a lop-sided gingerbread house or letting my daughter quit ballet to take karate taught me about motherhood. 

For a new mom, a grandmother, an aunt or a teacher, this book will make the reader smile as they reflect on the unexpected joys little ones can bring.  

About the Author

Karen Lenfestey, a Midwest Writer’s Fellowship winner, worked with adolescents for seven years as a school counselor. Once she gave birth, she realized she still had much more to learn about kids. Now, with Mommy Guilt as her constant companion, she has written three novels: A Sister’s Promise, What Happiness Looks Like and On the Verge.

A Mom’s Life: Warm Fuzzies, Food & Fun is available at amazon.com for $2.99 (e-book) or $8 (paperback).

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"On the Verge is highly recommended"
--Midwest Book Review

Interior decorator Val Taylor loves three things: her fiancé, her seven-year-old-son and houses with character. Soon after she marries Nathan, a man who hopes to be as good a father as he is husband, he falls down a flight of stairs and injures his head. As Nathan recovers physically, it becomes apparent that he is no longer the same man.  

He buys a 1920's Spanish-style dream house, but it's one they cannot afford. He becomes impulsive, unpredictable and sometimes angry. Together they try to repair their once grand home as they struggle to rebuild their relationship.  

When Val’s husband changes into someone completely different, how long should she wait for her true love to return? What if he never does?

 Read On the Verge to find out! Available for $2.99 at amazon.com.

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"Lenfestey is a charming writer. . .with a gift for storytelling." --Glo Magazine

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A sister's promise and a wife's promise: Kate must break one. . .

Kate Hopper can list a million reasons why she doesn't have kids. No, more like reasons why she shouldn't have kids: genetics, a demanding career and ultimately, the fear that she wasn't cut out to be June Cleaver, Carol Brady or Claire Huxtable. TV moms always make it look so easy, but Kate knows better.

When Kate's sister faces death, Kate is willing to say anything—even promising to have a baby. Should Kate risk everything she has for the unknown?

A Sister's Promise is available in paperback and 
for e-readers at amazon.com.

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