Maria Keffler


Biography

Maria Keffler lives in Arlington, Virginia, with her husband and three children. She writes for and performs with the LaughingFlock, a local comedy troupe; reluctantly holds an office in the school PTO; and is trying to learn how to make dinner without the smoke detector finding out about it.

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    Books

    Year-In-Review: The Entirely True Histories of a Perfectly Wretched Family    by Maria Keffler
    Price: Free! 9250 words. Published on April 10, 2012. Nonfiction.

    (5.00 from 2 reviews)
    Concussive diaper explosions and aircraft lavatories. (The Mile-High Club just isn’t the same thing after kids.) Death, destruction and debt. (How can a child be born $1800 in the hole?) Sibling rivalries of biblical proportions. (“I’m telling God!” “Oh yeah? I’m telling Mom!”) Sometimes the experience of training up kids seems more akin to experiencing a train wreck.
    The God of Mists and Shrouds    by Maria Keffler
    Price: $3.99 USD. 82610 words. Published on January 21, 2012. Fiction.

    0.5 star(4.60 from 5 reviews)
    An orphaned Hebrew princess disguises herself as an exiled peasant. A Babylonian slave chooses between the courage that could save her and despair over the love she has lost. A sorceress discovers the truth behind the origins of her dark power. The consequences of the masters they choose will reverberate through generations.

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    • 31 Days of Love Letters: Searching Scripture for How God Loves on Oct. 03, 2012
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      This is a fabulous addition to any devotional library. The author does a beautiful job of bringing God's love for his children into focus, with anecdotes and interpretations that illuminate what it is to be His beloved. Though I'm a devotee of "Streams in the Desert", I'm happily taking a sabbatical to enjoy and learn from "31 Days of Love Letters", and I'm sure I will return to it again and again. Thank you, Ms. Hoover, for all the time and study and prayer you obviously put into this book.