Meet Mama Lois

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Meet Mama Lois: 
The one who keeps the family together, realist, faith-driven, calm, and occasionally sassy. She has opened her heart and home to five young people, and in return, she never has been bored. 

(Picture via Pinterest)





Find out more in Book 2, The Four Chronicles: The Prayer.
Release date expected soon.



~Rebecca Reddell

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