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Date: October 27, 2009
Dear (Readers)
Raising a family takes a lot of heart. You must have patience, understanding, guidance, and the fortitude it takes to support that family. Kids need nourishing conducive for genetic growth, it isn=t just about feeding them, it is making certain that their health and welfare takes precedence over all things in the home. With this in mind comes Family Love, Happiness to Heartache, a true and very complex story about one such family who laughed, smiled, loved, and cried.
In this story, a young man, Edward Berryhill, falls in love with a young girl twelve years his junior. She is young and naive about marriage, but her love for Edward leads her to believe he will manifest the desire to make her happy.
If a marriage is to consummate two individuals= lives, they both must share in give and take when planning a future, especially involving raising children. Edward and Barbara, although madly in love, were not thinking kids right away, maybe in three or four years, but God can always intervene in couples lives when he feels the time is right. After only four short months of marriage, God surprises the happy newlyweds with his first of many heavenly gifts, Barbara conceives with her first child.
Please accept this complimentary copy of Family Love, Happiness to Heartache and the press materials enclosed. I=m available for interviews or questions any time. Thank you in advance for your time and consideration.
Sincerely,
Ray E. ARabbit@ Jackson
Author, Family Love, Happiness to Heartache
Phone number: (903) 473-8092
Email: coachrays1044@live.com
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
The Hook for "Family Love, Happiness to Heartache"
Family Love, Happiness to Heartache
Author: Ray E. ARabbit@ Jackson
Your hook is the unique selling point that separates your book from its competitors. Think of
the hook as a 30-second summary that piques the media=s interest.
Your Hook:
Memoir depicts the Nourishing of Children One Day at a Time
In his engaging new memoir, Family Love, Happiness to Heartache,
Ray ARabbit@ Jackson shares his experiences in providing for four
children and his beloved wife Barbara Jackson.
Never before has there been such a comprehensive account of sharing
love, affection, and family togetherness. Jackson writes in vivid, graphic
detail, drawing the reader into the story, providing a snapshot of a particular
lifestyle of raising children - The Berryhills - during a tumultuous time in history.
Family Love, Happiness to Heartache delves into Jackson=s love and dedication
for family and children with an honesty and real-world relevance that you won=t
get from other memoirs.
Author: Ray E. ARabbit@ Jackson
Your hook is the unique selling point that separates your book from its competitors. Think of
the hook as a 30-second summary that piques the media=s interest.
Your Hook:
Memoir depicts the Nourishing of Children One Day at a Time
In his engaging new memoir, Family Love, Happiness to Heartache,
Ray ARabbit@ Jackson shares his experiences in providing for four
children and his beloved wife Barbara Jackson.
Never before has there been such a comprehensive account of sharing
love, affection, and family togetherness. Jackson writes in vivid, graphic
detail, drawing the reader into the story, providing a snapshot of a particular
lifestyle of raising children - The Berryhills - during a tumultuous time in history.
Family Love, Happiness to Heartache delves into Jackson=s love and dedication
for family and children with an honesty and real-world relevance that you won=t
get from other memoirs.
Immediate Book Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
For more information, contact: Ray E. Jackson
Phone: (903) 473-8092
Emailcoachrays1044@live.com
Available at iUniverse.com, Amazon.com or BN.com
New Memoir Examines the Impact of Family Love and Tragedy, Seen Through the Eyes of the Author.
Bloomington, Ind. (Oct. 5, 2009)-Grow into maturity, fall in love, get married, join the military, go to college, start a career. In his new memoir, Family Love, Happiness to Heartache, Ray E. ARabbit@ Jackson asks the question, ADo we take life for granted to the point of overlooking the dangers and possibilities of losing what is so dear to us, a special loved one?@ and responds, AWell, the answer is unequivocally yes.@
This is a true story of one young man and one young woman whose destiny looked bright, beginning with their devoted love for one another. How do you know if you have the right mate? You will know. God has a special mate for everyone on this earth, and he will give you a sign when you have met his choice. The same way Edward and Barbara did at a young age. Nothing could stop them from following the trail to matrimony.
After their consummation of marriage, the two lived a life of happiness and adventure. Children were definitely in their plans, but they wanted to get to know each other for a couple of years. However, it wasn=t long after their marriage; the couple started talking about kids. It started out as a gesture of affection for one another, but their complacent feelings soon advanced to reality.
As we live one day at a time, things can go from good, to bad, to worse, to tragedy. With all the love in the world and protection you provide your children, the years you spend talking to them and explaining all the dangers, it can end in one short breath. How do you get through it? How do you overcome the hurt? Follow me into the life of Family Love, Happiness to Heartache, and the after-effects it leaves and how you cope.
Jackson chronicles the truth, yet tragic, and elaborates on one such family that travels a path of vicissitudes, but they never lose sight of togetherness, love, and support. They reached a higher echelon to bring the broken pieces back together.
For more information about Family Love, Happiness to Heartache, visit www.iuniverse.com.
About the Author
Ray E. ARabbit@ Jackson was born and raised in Texas. He served in the U.S. Army from 1967 to 1973 and was stationed in Germany, South Vietnam and Texas. Family Love, Happiness to Heartache is his follow up book to, Military Police Protection in Southeast Asia. He lives with his wife Barbara, and are the proud parents of four children, and grandparents twice.
978-1- 440-16970-0 * 6 x 9 * Trade Paperback * 293 pages * $21.95 *
For more information, contact: Ray E. Jackson
Phone: (903) 473-8092
Emailcoachrays1044@live.com
Available at iUniverse.com, Amazon.com or BN.com
New Memoir Examines the Impact of Family Love and Tragedy, Seen Through the Eyes of the Author.
Bloomington, Ind. (Oct. 5, 2009)-Grow into maturity, fall in love, get married, join the military, go to college, start a career. In his new memoir, Family Love, Happiness to Heartache, Ray E. ARabbit@ Jackson asks the question, ADo we take life for granted to the point of overlooking the dangers and possibilities of losing what is so dear to us, a special loved one?@ and responds, AWell, the answer is unequivocally yes.@
This is a true story of one young man and one young woman whose destiny looked bright, beginning with their devoted love for one another. How do you know if you have the right mate? You will know. God has a special mate for everyone on this earth, and he will give you a sign when you have met his choice. The same way Edward and Barbara did at a young age. Nothing could stop them from following the trail to matrimony.
After their consummation of marriage, the two lived a life of happiness and adventure. Children were definitely in their plans, but they wanted to get to know each other for a couple of years. However, it wasn=t long after their marriage; the couple started talking about kids. It started out as a gesture of affection for one another, but their complacent feelings soon advanced to reality.
As we live one day at a time, things can go from good, to bad, to worse, to tragedy. With all the love in the world and protection you provide your children, the years you spend talking to them and explaining all the dangers, it can end in one short breath. How do you get through it? How do you overcome the hurt? Follow me into the life of Family Love, Happiness to Heartache, and the after-effects it leaves and how you cope.
Jackson chronicles the truth, yet tragic, and elaborates on one such family that travels a path of vicissitudes, but they never lose sight of togetherness, love, and support. They reached a higher echelon to bring the broken pieces back together.
For more information about Family Love, Happiness to Heartache, visit www.iuniverse.com.
About the Author
Ray E. ARabbit@ Jackson was born and raised in Texas. He served in the U.S. Army from 1967 to 1973 and was stationed in Germany, South Vietnam and Texas. Family Love, Happiness to Heartache is his follow up book to, Military Police Protection in Southeast Asia. He lives with his wife Barbara, and are the proud parents of four children, and grandparents twice.
978-1- 440-16970-0 * 6 x 9 * Trade Paperback * 293 pages * $21.95 *
Friday, October 9, 2009
Family Love, Happiness to Heartach
Well my blogger friends, my new book went live today. The ISBN 9781440169700, cost is $21.95, can be ordered through my publisher, www.iuniverse.com, or through my email address at coachrays1044@live.com. I am very excited about this book, because I think it will touch many hearts. It is the true story of tragedy and the effect it has on loved ones. The emptiness, heartache, and the longing for a child who has experienced life threatening challenges and/or departed this world and joined Jesus in the Kingdom of Heaven. Although in a better place, you still feel the loss of your precious loved one.
Friday, October 2, 2009
Book Writing
Do you know what it takes to write a good book? Three things; research, preparation, and a good story teller. Get all the facts and truths about what you want to write about. Even if you are writing a fiction, you must conjugate similar simulations. Gather your materials and prepare your mind and body without regards to your surroundings. Focus strictly on your story presentation. Tell the story in your own words, put it on paper, pay close attention to your materials so the reader can comprehend what you are trying to express. Lead the reader into each aspect of the story, don't stop at a dead end leaving him wondering where you are going. Carry them into the next phase, and keep their interest of wanting to read on with anticipation of the climax, and never leave the reader hanging. A book has a beginning, a story, and an ending, tell it that way.
Ray E. "Rabbit" Jackson
Ray E. "Rabbit" Jackson
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