Teardrops of the Moon Godess

TEARDROPS OF THE MOON GODDESS When Brad Hinson glances across the street, he is startled to see a young woman step into the path of a speeding car. He has only a moment to react, and taking one giant leap thrusts himself forward, pushing the woman to the ground and out of the way of the car. His concern for her welfare draws him into a relationship where he soon realizes his interest is more than friendship. Captivated by her sense of humor and her indomitable spirit, Brad acknowledges that he is falling in love. Charlie McKenzie found herself in a struggle between being true to herself, and marrying a man she did not love. Then, suddenly, wonderfully, an act of heroism throws her into an extraordinary friendship with the man who saved her life, and she begins the thrilling journey of becoming a woman of strong faith, and discovers a lasting love. REBECCA ANNE DAVIS was born in Wichita, Kansas, during World War II. She was the first of a set of twins, and the first of five children to be born in a hospital. Her father was a toy manufacturer who had a contract with the Government that allowed him to use real rubber tires on his toys during the war years. His toys were distributed all over the world. Her mother was a working woman from the time the author was nine months old, and was one of the original 'Rosie the Riveter' women. Rebecca has written multiple technical articles, and published two books: The Beginner's Handbook to Quilting, and The Beginner's Handbook to Sewing. This is Rebecca's first novel.