Gone But Not Forgotten: A Christmas Story
by D.M. Wilmes
Price: $2.99 USD. 29780 words.
Published on December 8, 2010. Fiction.
While quail hunting in the woods of his Uncle’s farm, an unexpected encounter leads Clay to Hartwin, a quaint little town along the Missouri River. During his visit, Clay finds new hope by discovering the fragility of life and family, and the timeless influence of choice through the lives of those that lived before him.
The journey leads him full circle—back to the woods where it all began.
Location: United States
Member Since: Dec. 08, 2010
D.M. Wilmes
Biography
D.M. Wilmes is an award winning writer who has worked in the IT industry for over twenty years. He was born and raised in Josephville, a small Missouri township quietly nestled in the rolling countryside just west of the Missouri River, and now resides with his family in nearby Dardenne Prairie, Missouri.
Awards include Foreword Magazine Book of the Year Finalist, Reader Views Literary Award for Best Memoir/Autobiography, Midwest Independent Publishers Association Book Award Finalist, USA Book News Best Book Award Finalist, and iUniverse Publishers Choice Award
Awards include Foreword Magazine Book of the Year Finalist, Reader Views Literary Award for Best Memoir/Autobiography, Midwest Independent Publishers Association Book Award Finalist, USA Book News Best Book Award Finalist, and iUniverse Publishers Choice Award
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Seven Days of Hospice: A Memoir
by D.M. Wilmes
Price: $2.99 USD. 27360 words. Published on December 8, 2010. Nonfiction.
Seven Days of Hospice: A Memoir, chronicles the emotional last seven days of life for Elaine, the authors mother, while in hospice care. Through hospice care, the family was able to release Elaine to the great beyond as quietly, painlessly, and lovingly as possible and witness her passing with renewed hope and in a profound and life-changing way.
Price: $2.99 USD. 27360 words. Published on December 8, 2010. Nonfiction.
Seven Days of Hospice: A Memoir, chronicles the emotional last seven days of life for Elaine, the authors mother, while in hospice care. Through hospice care, the family was able to release Elaine to the great beyond as quietly, painlessly, and lovingly as possible and witness her passing with renewed hope and in a profound and life-changing way.