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SENIOR CITIZEN BECOMES PUBLISHED
Hendershot Researchers Newsletter, July 2006 by Blair Hendershot
Janet McGuire Hendershot, senior citizen, resident of Old Town, Florida, since 1989, has sold one of her eight novels to Publish America, a mainstream publisher. The name of the novel is Backyard Burial, and will be available in bookstores late in 2006. The novel is set in Sarasota/Bradenton, Florida.
Backyard Burial will be one of several novels in a "Moral Mysteries" series where sex and profanity will be absent and plot will be enhanced.,
There are many novels available where objectionable language is avoided, but a particular doctrine of religion takes its place. These "Moral Mysteries" will feature moral heroines and heroes who depend on God to solve their problems, but do not focus on one particular religion. They pray, live life by a strict moral code and thank God at the end of the novel that they have lived through the adventure and can tell the world about it. You can see a partial free reading at janetmcguirehendershot.com.
CONGRATULATIONS Janet, and good luck.
Janet McGuire Hendershot is the wife of Ivan L. Hendershot and mother of five, two sons Lauren Keith and Elliott, and three daughters, Melanie, Monica and Melinda. Janet is a product of Irish immigrants from the Irish potato famine who located in the Mohawk Valley in upstate New. York. Ivan was Janet's first high school date. They married in 1957, and have been together for the last 49 years. In lieu of a formal education Janet has used her life experiences and tenacity and has made her dream come true.
Ivan is the son of Ford J. Hendershot and Alice Quigley. Ford and his first wife were grandparents of our Barbara Rudy, Janet's book is on the newsstands now. Pick up a copy.
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