Rosada Hesselfeldt

Coming soon from Rosada Hesselfeldt... (All books are fiction and at the moment still in the writing stage)

Tales From America's Past Series: (whether or not these books will be bought as a series is still unknown lol)

Grandma Abigail: 

As a lasting testament to her life and to her family Grandma Abigail has left a journal to her family in which she tells about her life as a black slave in the late 1800's and her life after freedom. In her journal Grandma Abigail talks about life, love, death, sorrow, happiness, and of course how to overcome destructive events in ones life.

 Hungry Days and Pain Filled Nights: Echo's From the Holocaust

When Davida's granddaughter comes home from school in tears after being teased and tormented for being Jewish Davida decides that it is time she told her granddaughter about her life in Auschwitz and how she overcame the terrible memories of what happen to her and her twin sister. Davida sits with her granddaughter and relives the memories so her granddaughter will understand why some people don't understand and she teaches her granddaughter the most important lesson of all: forgiveness. 10% of each sale from this book will be going to support the CANDLES Holocaust Museum in Terre Haute, In. To find out more about CANDLES please visit their website at www.candlesmuseum.org

When Johnny Came Marching Home

1969 America: we are in the middle of a war, hundreds are dying everyday and everyday more and more boys are enlisting and being drafted. Most lived in an pretend shell, nothing from the war could harm them. It wouldn't be their husband/son/father/brother that's going to receive that draft notice. No not their family. That is how Kathy and Johnny believed and thought until one night their best friend receives his draft notice and then Johnny receives his. Told from the view point of Johnny's wife Kathy, it explains what it was like on the home front while husbands were off fighting. Always wondering when the next letter would come and always wondering if one would get that visit from the Army informing them that their loved one had been killed. It is also about a love that kept two people that were so far away from each other, so close together.

 Where the Rivers Merge

Early in the 1910's there is still one Indian tribe that still have their land left in Terre Haute, Indiana. Many of the lower tribes have relented and sold their land to the white men but not Cheif Chogan and his son Nahuel. When two white men come and talk with Chief Chogan about selling them only a little piece of his land at first he is reluctant until his Nahuel and one of the settlers, Jim Monarch's niece Nancy meet. It only takes a few moments before Nahuel and Nancy are mesmerized with each other. After another meeting with the white men Chief Chogan relents and allows them only a little land. As time goes on will Nahuel and Nancy be able to overcome not only racial boundaries, such as will Nancy be accepted by the Indians and will Nahuel be accepted by the whites, but as the settlers grow greedier will it hinder their love for each other?~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Voices

A supernatural thriller! Details coming soon! Rosada's husband David has decided to try his hand at writing and will be working on Voices on his summer break from college.

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The Hollywood Wife

Everything changes for sixteen year old Rosalie when she meets and falls in love with A-list actor Rob Urban. At the start of their relationship Rosalie and Rob are the perfect picture of happiness. But soon Rosalie finds out that Rob has a nasty temper and a ready hand for whenever she steps out of his line. Surrounded by booze and drugs and her commitment to Rob Rosalie has to find a way to survive her marriage and make it work. But is that possible? Find out in The Hollywood Wife coming soon from Rosada Hesselfeldt!