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The Decision
by Penny A. Zeller

Summary:

How can the man Andi loved and shared her life with for last twenty-five years no longer care for her? Faced with the difficult decision of staying in or leaving her marriage, what will Andi choose?

Excerpt:

"Andi drove away from the house, watching it recede in the rearview mirror. The Christmas lights her husband, Ross, had recently hung dangled from the eaves and the driveway was cleared of last night's heavy Wyoming snowstorm. This was the home she had lived in for a large portion of her life, the home into which she had poured so much of her heart and soul.

Yet Andi didn't know where she was going as she sped down the winding drive, only that she had to get away.

Life with Ross had become too painful.

As she turned onto the main road then rounded the bend in the road, she could still see the smoke rising out of the chimney from the fireplace they had saved for months to build. The river rock surrounding the fireplace alone had cost a bundle but it hadn't mattered for the house had always been warm.

It was lately that hearts had grown cold..."

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Reviews:

"The theme of The Decision is an all-too-familiar situation known to many couples, but the conclusion is positive and uplifting. Penny's gift of sharing from the heart is most inspiring."--Betty L. Alden

"Sometimes we all have hard decisions to make. The Decision is excellent because it illustrates how to bring about a happy ending to a difficult decision."--R.M. Brown

"Penny Zeller's, The Decision, is a book of enduring love, a love that stands the test of time and major life changes. A love we can only hope to be blessed with in our lifetime. Penny never ceases to amaze me with her diverse talent, from children's books to history and romance. She is a very gifted writer."--Kim Ordahl

 About the Author:

Penny A. Zeller began writing stories at the age of seven. Her earliest stories were rewritten versions of Bible stories and made up stories about "Muffie" the dog. Today, she is an award-winning writer whose print books include "Hollyhocks," a Christian children's picture book about a character with food allergies; and "Wyoming Treasures," a nonfiction adult novel that takes readers into the lives of those who lived through the Great Depression and World War II. Penny also writes for national and regional publications including "Woman's World," "Brio," "Hopscotch," "ePregnancy" (print version), "Grit," "Farm & Ranch Living," "Teenage Christian Magazine," "Woman's Touch," "MomSense," and others.

For more information about Penny, visit her website at http://www.PennyZeller.com