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The Motherless Child Project
Robin Karr, Janie McQueen
eBook (Burning Sage Publishing House, Dec. 26, 2014)In her 16-year-old upscale Charleston, South Carolina life, the biggest problems Emily Amber Ross has had to face run along the lines of designing alternative Halloween costumes, losing five pounds before school pictures, sourcing aromatherapy candles, and finding a bridesmaid dress out of season.Until she hears an old gospel song that leads her to wonder who she really is.A dangerous crush, a disturbing world of police, judges, phony mental evaluations, and disappearing parents…How can a routine school assignment go so wrong?
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The Motherless Child Project
Janie McQueen, Robin Karr
Paperback (Burning Sage Publishing House, Dec. 14, 2014)In her 16-year-old upscale Charleston, South Carolina life, the biggest problems Emily Amber Ross has had to face run along the lines of designing alternative Halloween costumes, losing five pounds before school pictures, sourcing aromatherapy candles, and finding a bridesmaid dress out of season. Until she hears an old gospel song that leads her to wonder who she really is. A dangerous crush, a disturbing world of police, judges, phony evaluations, and disappearing parents… How can a routine school assignment go so wrong?
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The Motherless Child Project
Janie McQueen;Robin Karr
Paperback (Burning Sage Publishing House, Aug. 16, 1723)None
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The Motherless Child Project, Book 1
Janie McQueen, Robin Karr, Wendy Pitts, Burning Sage Publishing Company
Audible Audiobook (Burning Sage Publishing Company, )In her 16-year-old upscale Charleston, South Carolina life, the biggest problems Emily Amber Ross has had to face run along the lines of designing alternative Halloween costumes, losing five pounds before school pictures, sourcing aromatherapy candles, and finding a bridesmaid dress out of season. Until she hears an old gospel song that leads her to wonder who she really is. A dangerous crush, a disturbing world of police, judges, phony mental evaluations, and disappearing parents. How can a routine school assignment go so wrong?