Synopsis
In the late 1950's, when a shy, 13-year-old girl and a 15-year-old, outgoing boy fall in love in a small Midwestern town, population 695, their happiness is short-lived when they discover she is pregnant. Forced by their very young ages and family expectations, they placed their child for adoption and separate -- each living their lives apart for 53 years. But a corner of Dennis' heart still belonged to Karen. Despite the many passing years, Dennis never forgets his first love. With persistence and determination, he searches for and finds his lost love, and later, together they find their daughter. Love is not what you say; love is what you feel. Like many adopted people, their daughter, who lived a happy life, had spent a lifetime looking for someone she resembled, and for acceptance and a way to feel whole.
About the Authors
Dennis Vinar is a motivational speaker, inventor, marketing executive with his own business for over 40 years, and an author who lives in Northfield, Minnesota with his wife Karen Vinar and enjoys art, music, nature, travelling, bicycling, exercising, photography, and golf.
Karen Lehmann Vinar, an interior designer and kitchen and bath designer for over 40 years, lives in Northfield, Minnesota with her husband Dennis Vinar, enjoys art, attending musical and theatrical performances, reading, nature, cooking, and gardening. She has a woman-owned business.
Jean Voxland has teamed with her husband, Andrew Voxland, and birth parents in writing a memoir that gives a tug at the heart strings. Both in middle-management, Jean, who enjoys hiking and photography, Andrew, who likes outdoor grilling, live in Kenyon, Minnesota.
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