Featured eBook: Other People's Children: My Life and Family - Author Sahara FoleyAuthor Sahara Foley

Featured eBook: Other People’s Children: My Life and Family

Being the middle child of middle class parents, Mavis talks about growing up in the 1950’s and of her siblings, her parents and the man she finally marries.

In raising her own children, Mavis comes across many who did not have the same oppurtunities, leading to her becoming a foster carer.

She tells how she won Mum In A Million, an award making her feel like a minor celebrity, appearing in local papers and on television.

A delightful book told in Mavis’s own words, about what it is like looking after other people’s children and introducing them to a life of love and understanding.

She also talks fondly about her pets, including the cat that went missing and returned months later and the nanny goat who butted and smashed the patio door.

Her stories will leave you laughing or fighting back the tears.

About Sahara Foley

Sahara Foley, in collaboration with her beloved late husband, writes urban and dark fantasy, science fantasy, and the occasional horror tale. She is an international award-winner and the first book in her Excalibur Saga series has been an Amazon bestseller multiple times. In 2018, she teamed up with friend and fellow author J.M. Northup to start Norns Triad Publications. They represent four authors under their brand. Sahara was born and still resides in the Midwest. Insurance Guru during the day, on her time off she enjoys reading, gardening, traveling with her family, helping fellow authors, and her secret passion – gaming. She is currently working on a new fantasy, time-travel story titled, Time Stones, slated to be released in 2022. You can connect with Sahara below: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/booksbysaharafoley Twitter: https://twitter.com/SaharaFoley Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/saharafoley/ Amazon Author Page: http://www.amazon.com/Sahara-Foley/e/B00J9ST32U/ref=dp_byline_cont_ebooks_1

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