Sharing a Woman’s Persistence and Success

Sylvia Anthony’s memoir featured in Frankfurt Book Fair 2016.

Winchester, Massachusetts – WEBWIRE – Thursday, October 27, 2016

Till the End of Time Written by Sylvia Anthony

“As you read this book, you will see all the twists and turns my life has made. Every one of these experiences, bad or good, led me to where I am today,”

LitFire Publishing featured Sylvia Anthony’s book, Till the End of Time, in Frankfurt Book Fair 2016. The event was held on October 19–23, 2016 at Messe Frankfurt (Frankfurt Trade Fair) in Frankfurt am Main, Germany.

The book is Sylvia Anthony’s memoir, from being an unwanted child to seeking salvation from God. Her life was a constant struggle—facing a cruel marriage, which ended in divorce and being a single parent of three amazing children. Till the End of Time, also tells of a love, at times, unattainable and forbidden. A love that conquers all. A love that lasts Till the End of Time.

“As you read this book, you will see all the twists and turns my life has made. Every one of these experiences, bad or good, led me to where I am today,” the author says. These experiences gave her a heart for hurting women and children. She says, “With God’s divine intervention and guidance and continued support from contributors and staff, Sylvia’s Haven will be there offering a helping hand where non existed before.”

The bestseller Till the End of Time is a commemoration of the author’s legacy. The book is truly inspiring, but Sylvia’s help to thousands of people over the past thirty years is her true legacy.

Till the End of Time
Written by Sylvia Anthony
Kindle | $2.99
Paperback | $16.99
Hardcover | $29.99
Book copies are available at www.amazon.com, www.barnesandnoble.com, and other online book retailers.

About the Author

Sylvia Anthony was the founder and president of Life for the Little Ones, Inc., a shelter for homeless women and children that was later renamed to Sylvia’s Haven. The nonprofit housing facility has sheltered nearly 1,100 women and children, and was the second largest shelter in the country from 1999 to 2005.

Over the years, the women have lead normal lives, and most of them got married and had two to three more children. Sylvia has a 95 percent success rate on rehabilitating people, and at age 86, she’s still looking forward to establishing a shelter in every state.

To help Ms. Anthony’s cause, you can visit www.sylviashaven.org.

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