📚 GOODREADS GIVEAWAY STARTS SEPTEMBER 21! ❤️💙
I’m excited to share that Jaxon’s Journey: A Story of Fear, Faith, Family, and Hope will officially be part of a Goodreads Giveaway beginning September 21!
I wrote this book from a father’s perspective after watching my newborn son undergo open-heart surgery at just 6 days old. What made that journey even more personal is that I was born with a congenital heart defect myself and underwent heart surgery as a baby.
This is a story about fear, faith, family, hospitals, parenthood, and finding hope during one of the hardest chapters of our lives.
If you enjoy emotional true stories, memoirs, medical journeys, or books about faith and family, I’d be incredibly grateful if you checked it out when the giveaway opens.
A portion of my book royalties also goes back to Ronald McDonald House Charities of Greater Cincinnati, the place that became our home while Jaxon was in the hospital.
❤️ Giveaway begins September 21 📚 Enter through Goodreads
Good luck to everyone who enters, and thank you for giving our family’s story a chance.
I’m excited to share that Jaxon’s Journey: A Story of Fear, Faith, Family, and Hope will officially be part of a Goodreads Giveaway beginning September 21!
I wrote this book from a father’s perspective after watching my newborn son undergo open-heart surgery at just 6 days old. What made that journey even more personal is that I was born with a congenital heart defect myself and underwent heart surgery as a baby.
This is a story about fear, faith, family, hospitals, parenthood, and finding hope during one of the hardest chapters of our lives.
If you enjoy emotional true stories, memoirs, medical journeys, or books about faith and family, I’d be incredibly grateful if you checked it out when the giveaway opens.
A portion of my book royalties also goes back to Ronald McDonald House Charities of Greater Cincinnati, the place that became our home while Jaxon was in the hospital.
❤️ Giveaway begins September 21
đź“š Enter through Goodreads
Good luck to everyone who enters, and thank you for giving our family’s story a chance.
You are never alone.
— Dillon Wheatley