Helping Helper

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Pub Date Mar 23 2017 | Archive Date Apr 21 2017

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En route to Salt Lake City, intending to start over, their car breaks down near the struggling mining town of Helper, Utah—and then Tony leaves Kora behind.

Alone, broken and angry, especially that her family was right in their judgment against Tony, Kora decides to stay in Helper and aid in it’s art-centered transformation.

But in working to save her new home, Kora learns first love only happens once.

For a second chance at love, a much greater risk is required.

Helping Helper is available in both print and ebook formats.



En route to Salt Lake City, intending to start over, their car breaks down near the struggling mining town of Helper, Utah—and then Tony leaves Kora behind.

Alone, broken and angry, especially that...


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Featured Reviews

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. The characters are well written and have depth and nuances that blend well with both the character and the story. There are actually four stories being told: Kora, Tony and Greg, Greg, Colton, and Martha. Each has personal obstacles to overcome in order to truly move forward in life. For Kora, it is having closure with her ex-husband Tony, coming to terms with a possible relationship with Greg, and finding herself and who she really is. For Greg it is being able to move forward from the death of his wife three years prior and trusting enough to love and not be hurt. For Martha, it is finding a way to have lived out a promise and see what tomorrow can bring.
I was touched by all of the stories and the ways in which resolutions were found for each.

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