Interview with the author of "Fields of the Fatherless"

Recently I had the privilege of receiving a pdf copy of Elaine Marie Cooper’s most recent book, Fields of the Fatherless, and posted my review last week. Today, I have the privilege of sharing my recent interview with the Elaine about the book and her writing journey.

Meet Elaine

Novelist Elaine Marie Cooper is the author of The Road to Deer Run, The Promise of Deer Run and The Legacy of Deer Run. Her passions are her family, her faith in Christ and the history of the American Revolution, a frequent subject of her historical fiction. She grew up in Massachusetts, the setting for many of her novels, including Fields of the Fatherless released this month. She is also a contributing writer to Fighting Fear, Winning the War at Home by Edie Melson, and I Choose You, a romance anthology.

“Fields of the Fatherless” by Elaine Cooper

 “Remove not the old landmark; 

and enter not into the fields of the fatherless:

For their redeemer is mighty; 

he shall plead their cause with thee.”

Proverbs 23:10-11 kjv

Wow! That’s all I really want to say about this book, but I won’t.

If you enjoy learning about American history or if you love historical fiction, I highly recommend “Fields of the Fatherless” by Elaine Cooper. This is a fictional account of a true event and real people of the American Revolution—a piece of history of which has me itching to take a trip to the Boston area even more than I had wanted before.

“Where Hope Starts” by Angela D. Meyer

“A bruised reed He will not break and a dimly burning wick 

He will not extinguish; He will faithfully bring forth justice.” Isaiah 42:3 nasb

“Where Hope Starts” is a book of betrayal, anger, rejection… pornography, dysfunctionality, secrets… reconciliation, forgiveness, and transformation.

Settled

“Do all things without grumbling…” 
Philippians 2:14 nasb

Oh to be settled…for all the boxes to be unpacked…a place for everything and everything in its place. Oh to have a schedule to do the humdrum daily household chores like laundry, cleaning, cooking, and bill-paying, so that I had real time to creatively write.