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Book 1 of a 3 part series, Surviving the Storm tells the story of a mother desperately trying to save her child When a hurricane of historic proportion leaves Corpus Christi Texas underwater. Jessa and her ten-year-old daughter, Ruby, find themselves stranded far from home in the aftermath. They have the packs on their backs and the knowledge that her husband, a former member of the military, has tried to instill in his family. Jessa, not always as receptive to his teaching as she should have been, learns the hard way that her husband’s teachings are more important than she thought. Several times she finds herself facing off with people and situations that could end the lives of both her and Ruby, but Jacobs’s teachings and her sure will see them through. With the help of a few friends they find along the way, Jessa will have to dig down deep and remember what he’s taught her if she’s to get their daughter out of this alive. The Author: CR Meneley is a retired nurse who spent her time driving between patients’ homes and work imagining the stories she now writes. She learned to be prepared for unforeseen situations once she moved to the coast, into the hurricane zone.
A mother must rely on her husband's survival teachings to protect her daughter when a catastrophic hurricane devastates their city. Jessa and her ten-year-old daughter, Ruby, are stranded in Corpus Christi after a historic hurricane leaves the city underwater. Jessa, who had previously dismissed her military-trained husband's lessons, now finds them critical for their survival. Facing dangerous individuals and perilous situations, Jessa must recall Jacobs's teachings and summon her own resolve to ensure Ruby's safety amidst the chaos.
The premise sets up a tense survival narrative focused on a mother's resourcefulness under extreme duress. The genre suggests a fast-paced plot with significant stakes for the protagonists. The narrative framework appears to be third-person, following Jessa's perspective as she navigates the disaster. The inclusion of a child protagonist heightens the emotional impact and urgency of the mother's mission. The author's background, having lived in a hurricane zone, lends authenticity to the disaster scenario.
Page Count:
191
Publication Date:
2021-11-13
Publisher:
Independently published
ISBN-13:
9798759129431
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