Of Forgiving Hearts

Three young women living very different lives are all plagued with hazy dreams of a tragic orphanage fire many years ago. Julia is a frustrated social worker desperate to help kids, Meagan is a painter with a strange affinity for abandoned buildings, and Delse is a no-nonsense hustler who does what she must to survive, and their only link seems to be these disturbing nightmares from a shared forgotten past. But when they start being followed by the same sinister man, they must learn to rely upon their differences, and each other, as they fight to survive and uncover the secrets that bind them together. Steeped in mystery, action and ghosts of the past, Of Forgiving Hearts is a thrilling ride that will keep readers on the edge of their seats until the very last page.

About the Author

Born in 1964, St Rose Laval Quebec, S.A.Pring is first generation Canadian of Irish and Welsh descent, second born in afamily of five children.  His family leftQuebec during the FLQ uprising of the late 60's early 70's settling briefly inToronto, Ontario.  When thehouse pictured on the cover came into the author's life it was known as Hebron Acres - anickname given to it by the Wings of Faith Church that owned it and ran it as asummer camp/retreat.  It was after hisGrandfather had suffered a major heart attack that church moved hisgrandmother, unable to support herself, onto the property in the dead of winterof 1977.  His Grandfather recovering inhospital, his Grandmother was now snowbound 200 feet back from the road in adecidedly creepy old house with no one but the ghosts for company.  Despite it's colorful history, by the time Pring's Grandparents residedthere in 1977, the house had become a place of horrors.  Places within and without one just did not goalone for fear of never returning.  Hugegapping black maws in the side of ancient barns you dared not venture too closeto, the presence of those waiting concealed in the darkness so keenly felt. Thefamily moved on from there once Pring's Grandfather was well enough or perhapshis Grandmother just got tired on being in the middle of nowhere.  Regardless, it left an indelible mark onPring's memory becoming the wellspring of endless tales.  Today, S.A. Pring has been a proud serving member of the Canadian Armed Forcessince 1993.  His travels and adventureshave given birth to numerous articles published coast to coast and lateradopted by the National Defense Recruiting website as an accurate depiction ofwhat life at sea is truly like. Today Pring can be found residing in Victoria,BC.

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