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In the frame short story in this anthology, Ben and Marnie Pearson never intended to start a jewelry collection. But when they were given a box of leftover jewelry at an estate sale, they were intrigued by the colorful contents . . .
The sparkling jewels featured in this collection may have been passed down through generations or discovered accidentally, but each has its own unique short story. From diamonds to emeralds, opals to rubies, these stones have witnessed it all.
Here in The Jeweler's Heart are their fascinating tales told by several of the talented novel writers of ChiLibris. For fans of inspirational fiction and heartwarming tales, The Jeweler's Heart is a treasure.
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About the Book
The Novelists of ChiLibris (a group of published fiction authors & friends who meet via email to support and encourage one another) were chatting one day and someone shared a photo of a Christmas tree made with various gems. Before we knew it, we’d decided to write a collection of short stories about those gems and how they came to be part of that tree (which eventually became a heart).
The short stories include mysteries and suspense, romance and coming of age, from all eras. They are as varied as the writers, but finishing the project proved to be such great fun. A treat for the writers as well as the readers!
Includes short stories by The Novelists of ChiLibris: Gayle Roper, Stephanie Grace Whitson, Veronica Heley, Robin Lee Hatcher, Tracy Higley, Amanda Dykes, Cara Putman, James Scott Bell, Susan Meissner, Sunni Jeffers, Louise M. Gouge, Angela Hunt, D’Ann Mateer, Amy Wallace, Janet Chester Bly, Kate Angelo, Lenora Worth, and Nancy J. Farrier.
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