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The Beloved Christmas Quilt was written by Wanda Brunstetter, Jean Brnstetter and Richelle

Brunstetter.

Three beautiful stories written by 3 very talented women. Each story will fill with warm, peace and a
bit of sadness as well.

Whether your taken by Luilla's Promise, Karens Gift or Roseanna Groom each story will touch your heart and leave you with a warm fell of the season.

It is, my opinion that these 3 ladies have a wonderful future as writers especially the newest comer
Wanda's grand daughter Richelle.  I look forward seeing more writing from each one of these ladies.


I was give a copy of this book for my honest review which I have given.



ABOUT THE AUTHOR


avorite Verse of Scripture:

Proverbs 17:22 — “A merry heart doeth good like a medicine: but a broken spirit drieth the bones.” Wanda believes that everyone needs a daily dose of humor, because laughter is good medicine.

Favorite Hobbies:

Wanda enjoys photography, gardening, bird-watching, beachcombing, and visiting her Amish friends, whom she has come to know and love so well. She also enjoys every chance she gets to spend time with her family.

Besides writing, Wanda is a professional puppeteer and a ventriloquist. She often entertains children and adults with one of several ventriloquist figures. One of Wanda’s favorite figures is a little boy puppet dressed in Amish clothes, which she often uses when she visits Amish or English schools.
Wanda’s husband, Richard, is an avid photographer who loves to take captivating images of the Amish country. Several of his pictures are available for purchase or as a free download. Click here to view Richard’s gallery.

Favorite Places to Visit:

Wanda and her husband enjoy traveling, and take every opportunity to visit Amish settlements throughout the United States. They have Amish friends in every community that Wanda writes about. Wanda and Richard have visited many Amish settlements in several states, including Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Florida, Montana, Kentucky, Tennessee, Iowa, and Missouri.
Wanda also enjoys Hawaii, which is her favorite place to go when an “Englisher” just wants to relax.

Awards

2014 Single Titles Reviewers’ Choice Award: Wanda was awarded the 2014 Single Titles Reviewers’ Choice Award for her book, Woman of Courage. View the entire list of winners here.
2013 Career Achievement Award: Wanda won the Career Achievement Award for Inspirational novels at RT Book Reviews. View the announcement here.
2013 Single Titles Reviewers’ Choice Award: Wanda was awarded the 2013 Single Titles Reviewers’ Choice Award for her book, The Tattered Quilt. View the entire list of winners here.
2011 Author of the Year: Family Fiction named Wanda the 2011 Author of the Year. Read the interview with Wanda in the May/June issue of Family Fiction magazine.

2011 Retailers Choice Award: Lydia’s Charm won the 2011 Retailers Choice Award in the Contemporary Romance category.
2006 Retailer’s Choice Award: The Storekeeper’s Daughter received the 2006 Retailer’s Choice Award for Women’s Fiction.
You can also find Wanda and Jean on Facebook.



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