The Wink the Will and the Way
The abrupt ending of Yvonne's' family forces her to push the limits of resilience and determination to get a family back.
Narrated by Jan - who died 40 years ago
Narrated by Jan - who died 40 years ago
Narrated by Jan - who died 40 years ago
Have you ever wondered what would happen to your children if you died and left them behind? A memoir with a very unusual voice! Every parent’s worst nightmare comes to fruition as you read this story of resilience and determination in the face of great tragedy. While the events in Yvonne’s life are written in memoir form, the story is told from Yvonne’s deceased mother’s point of view.
Early Reader Reviews
Narrated by Jan - who died 40 years ago
Narrated by Jan - who died 40 years ago
I laughed, I cried, I couldn’t sleep. Dark shadows have been cast over this author and yet, she emerges with a smile on her face. Thank God for her optimism. This is an honest, well told account of one naïve young lady’s life down a rocky road. M. Ries
Raw Emotion! Determination! Spiritual Strength! The author’s compelling journey o
I laughed, I cried, I couldn’t sleep. Dark shadows have been cast over this author and yet, she emerges with a smile on her face. Thank God for her optimism. This is an honest, well told account of one naïve young lady’s life down a rocky road. M. Ries
Raw Emotion! Determination! Spiritual Strength! The author’s compelling journey of loss, grief, and endurance as viewed through the eyes of her mother, suggests that death does not separate the bonds of love!
Remarkable Storytelling! JB
Author - Yvonne Ruff
Narrated by Jan - who died 40 years ago
Author - Yvonne Ruff
Yvonne (Johnston) Ruff lives in the Kansas City area (Smithville) and has worked in Telecom for over 30 years. She has been a regular contributor to her local newspaper and often shares stories and articles in the Northland Family Magazine. She had a tiny story in Reader's Digest in 2018. The Wink the Will and the Way - A Mother's View
Yvonne (Johnston) Ruff lives in the Kansas City area (Smithville) and has worked in Telecom for over 30 years. She has been a regular contributor to her local newspaper and often shares stories and articles in the Northland Family Magazine. She had a tiny story in Reader's Digest in 2018. The Wink the Will and the Way - A Mother's View From Heaven is her first memoir.
What Yvonne learns along the way is that family is not always defined by blood.