Unconditional Love: Families Edition: A Short Story Anthology

by Michelle Francik, Kristi Asher, Virginia M. Barilla

What does it mean to be "family?" The definition has changed and morphed over time. And what is "unconditional love?" In this anthology, nine authors accepted a challenge to write a short story, essay, letter or poem that reflects what Unconditional Families Edition means to them.
They've come up with 18 unique some written about memories of people that they've loved and lost; some about unconventional family members; others written from the point of view of a child writing a school essay. From past to future, these authors explore the subject and come to their own conclusions.
What does family mean to you? How about unconditional love? These stories will make you smile, chuckle and wipe a tear from your eye. Enjoy!

77 pages, Paperback

Published February 12, 2022

About the author

Michelle has always loved to write and create imaginary worlds. She loves to make people laugh and feel better. Her stories have characters we all know or wish we knew. They find themselves in familiar but dangerous situations and have to find their way out. Men are strong, but loving. Women are smart, funny and strong. They love with all their hearts-family, life, each other. But they tend to get themselves into trouble, and half the fun is wondering how they'll get out of the next jam!
Michelle writes for Sweet Promise Press and also self-publishes. You can find her books on Amazon!

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Reviews

[Kristen Lewendon · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book would easily make a lunchtime read, Or, each of the snippets within it are the perfect length for a coffee break. Though, you may prefer not to read this in public as there are some entries in here that will bring the tender-hearted amongst us to some very emotional places. From sweet to funny to every other way the human heart can be moved, this anthology covers a broad spectrum. It reminds me how glad I am to have the people I call my family.
I received a complimentary copy of this book through Booksprout.