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Blog postMy husband Jeffrey is perfect. I’m serious; just ask his Momma and she will tell you that Jeff is perfect. In fact, she will tell you that all three of her boys are perfect and that her daughter-in-law’s are not! I agree with her because I too think that Jeff is perfect. Jeff is my perfect match and fits me in ways that I didn’t even know I needed before we were married. However, we have one really big difference: I love reading and Jeff does not. It’s important to know this because when I f1 year ago Read more
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Blog postDear Readers,
I love Christmas. I love everything about it: the lights, the trees, the decorations, the giving of gifts, being with family and most of all, celebrating the birth of Christ. When I was growing up, Christmas was a magical time of the year for me. I adored Christmas and I had so much fun with my family during the holidays. With Christmas drawing near, I am missing my family, my childhood home and days gone by. On Christmas Eve, my Mother’s family, the Hortons, had a huge1 year ago Read more -
Blog postDear Readers,
As a life-long reader and lover of books, it feels amazing to have one of my stories in print for others to read. You may wonder why I chose to have Deborah Osborne Wyatt as my author name. The obvious answer is because my maiden name is Osborne and also because I am very proud to be the daughter of the wonderful and precious Rev. Robert J. Osborne. However, the real reason is because of a promise I made nearly 42 years ago. My paternal grandfather, Horace Greeley Osbo1 year ago Read more -
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Blog postHis name was Jeff. I knew his name. I knew that his uncle was a preacher well known to me and my family and I knew that he and my cousin were best friends. Although I knew of him, I didn’t know him personally as he was older than me by 7 years. Jeff had come to my home church for our annual campmeeting. He played the piano and the organ beautifully. Once he was done playing the organ, he stood up and walked across the platform. Jeff is a tall man and he holds himself erect. He was dressed we1 year ago Read more
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Despite being raised in a religion and culture that forbids secular music, John has always heard music where others simply hear sound. Entirely self-taught, John composes music that he hides from the world; music that has never been played out loud but exists only inside his mind. Then one day while working in the cornfield, John hears beautiful music coming from a nearby farmhouse. Entranced, he walks towards the music and through an open window sees a beautiful, young lady playing the piano. This chance encounter awakens within his heart the desire to hear his own music played. John places one of his compositions in an envelope along with a note and slides it under the door of the pianist.
After a life of glamour, travel and music, acclaimed concert pianist, Elise finds herself facing a personal crisis entirely alone. Needing a quiet, peaceful place to recover and heal, Elise abandons her cosmopolitan life and retreats to the Indiana farmhouse she inherited from her grandparents. Broken-hearted and ill, Elise’s days seem to be filled with darkness and depression until she receives a note and sheet music from a stranger. Intrigued, she plays the composition and finds it to be unique, unorthodox and beautiful. Because the music brings joy into her previously dark days, Elise writes a note in response and leaves it on her doorstep hoping the mysterious person will return and find it. Thus, begins a journey that will take both John and Elise down a path that neither expected to walk. In the days ahead, they will face moral and spiritual dilemmas and will have to answer the question: will they follow God’s plan for their lives no matter how high the cost may be?
Come: follow John and Elise on a musical journey that will either bring them the greatest heartache they have ever known or the greatest joy.