The Gazebo

The Gazebo
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Publisher : AuthorHouse
Total Pages : 288
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ISBN-10 : 9781546256793
ISBN-13 : 1546256792
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Book Synopsis The Gazebo by : Glenn A. Mills

Download or read book The Gazebo written by Glenn A. Mills and published by AuthorHouse. This book was released on 2018-09-08 with total page 288 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Some called it hard times, while others said it was the simple life. Abe Miller and Annabelle Adams met in a little country school in the late 1920s, where they soon fell in love. This love would eventually carry them over mountains of joy, through valleys of despair, across rivers of uncertainty, and along roads of hope. They raised five children, each one different and special in their own way. Though one strayed, he eventually found his way back to the ways in which he was brought up. Though Abe and Annabelle did not have much money, they were rich in love. Through a life of trials and testing, ups and downs, good times and bad, they remained steadfast in their faith to Jesus Christ. They rejoiced, praised, and trusted God no matter what they faced. Their lives touched the lives of many people near and around Winterville. After a wonderful life raising their children and saving for retirement, they retired in their dream home on a lake near Boone, North Carolina. Their love continued to grow up to the time of Annabelles departure. On her deathbed she secretly asked Abe to make her a promise. Abe agreed to her request even though he knew it would be nothing short of a miracle. It was after the fulfillment of that promise that Abe would later adventure to their Gazebo, a place of no return.


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