Emmalea covers three generations of average Americans living with the day-to-day choices they have made. As you are aware, choices are categorized as either being good ones or poor ones. Most of our lives are made up of a good mix of both, and the characters in Emmalea are no different. When an unbalance occurs, often because a poor choice has been made, whether made by a person or by someone else affecting that person, God has his way of restoring balance…through hope, love, and always through a pathway of forgiveness.

Statements like…“It’s okay!” “Surprise!” “3,562,” “Blue streaks!” “Y2K,” “You’re not the worst thing you’ve ever done!” “Rubik’s Cube,” “Love baked in a 325-degree oven,” “Forgive,” and “Denver sunsets” will all make sense to you as you read Emmalea TWICE LOVED.