The Rest Of My Life

The Rest of My Life

I am a born-again and a very happy person. I was married to Norma, my dearest, for seventy years, from 1953 to 2023. We have four daughters and one son. Our daughter Allison Otis is deceased, and Jess, our son, is deceased. Chrissy, Jessica, and Paige are doing well. When Jess died, I could not let him go, and I no longer believed in God. One memory in 1983 was God speaking to me, saying, "Your little boy Jess is in heaven. Go on with your life." I saw what I call starlight out the bedroom ceiling! I got up fully knowing and loving God and began receiving music and lyrics from and about God. The last person I sang to and shared my testimony with was a stock boy a few days ago in Family Dollar, and I sang to a kind man I met in Macy's department store a few weeks ago. I consider myself a divine visitor now and want this book to introduce our Savior, Jesus, to others. Hallelujah.

The Rest of My Life

A bad-boy Englishman living carefree on a houseboat finds a love worth building a real home for in this “adorable, sweet [and] sassy” romance (Whispering Stories). Living on a gently rocking houseboat, sexy Adam Hamilton-Shaw is a magnet to the women of Worcestershire. No commitments, just good times. But lately Adam has been feeling adrift—his wild ways more cautionary than idyllic. Writer Sienna Meadows is new to this picturesque corner of England. Looking for local color to inspire her latest work, she’s rented a cottage near the marina. And there’s no more stimulating a view than Adam. Despite his reputation, he’s making Sienna feel a little unmoored. But Sienna wants something more than just a pleasure cruise. She knows that beneath Adam’s charm is a vulnerable man with a damaged past and broken heart. And she’s is determined to mend if—if only he’ll let her. “Sometimes a story sticks with you long after the final word is read. The Rest of My Life is that kind of story.” —Keeper Bookshelf

Making the Most of the Rest of Your Life