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| Vivian Gilbert Zabel |
The tragedy of child abduction is the subject of Vivian Gilbert Zabel’s fiction novel STOLEN. But Vivian knows the personal heartache of her grandchildren’s abduction by their father. Only through her persistent efforts were her grandchildren discovered and returned from England where there father had hidden them. Vivian never gave up hope. She not only blogged, but she encouraged friends to help her. One day, her grandson Googled his name and discovered the blog references, each of which included Vivian’s contact information. He emailed her and her personal tragedy had a happy ending. Of sorts, at least. How does one recover the lost years? How does one undo the damage done by a vengeful parent?
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| Available Now From 4RV Publishing |
In STOLEN, Tori Adamson learns of her cheating husband’s duplicitous life and takes her children from Dallas, Texas to Oklahoma to stay with her grandparents in their bed and breakfast, The Lighthouse. Through tragedy and happiness, she is surrounded with love and hope for a secure and happy future with a loving man, Jason. Until the terrible day when her children disappear. Who took them? Imagine the terror in a mother’s heart when she learns her children are missing. The diminishing hope as each day passes. As a mother, I can think of nothing worse! To learn about the search and whether or not there is a happy ending, read STOLEN, available now through the 4RV Publishing bookstore: http://4rvpublishingllc.com/Novels.html In two weeks, STOLEN will also be available on Amazon.
NOTE: Anyone not hosting a blog stop but who promotes the novel will have a chance to win an ARC. (ARC means Advance Reader Copy). Let Vivian know you've promoted at the email address below. Winners of hard copy ARCs must have a U.S. address. Two of the people who send Vivian by email a possible ending to the novel will win an ARC. Anyone outside the U.S. who wins will receive a PDF ARC. Email Vivian at
vivian@viviangilbertzabel.com
STOLEN website –
http://stolen.yolasite.com/
Vivian's blog tour continues tomorrow at Karen Coiffi-Ventrice's blog at
http://karenandrobyn.blogspot.com/
