Author Doreen L. Hatton pens a moving Christian drama titled “Then Sings My Soul”

“Then Sings My Soul” is the work of Doreen L. Hatton, a Canadian-born widowed mother, grandma, and great-grandmother who grew up in a large family. Published by Christian Faith Publishing, Doreen’s new book is a gripping, realistic portrait of heartache and the process of healing, which in cases of tragedy often only truly begins at the moment of forgiveness. As the family in the story works their healing through their music, readers will discover God working through the power of music to heal their fractured lives.
 
Lily Langston’s husband, Samuel, is struck by a car and killed late one night while crossing the street to his home. The driver, Aaron Turner, a fifteen-year-old, has only a learner’s permit and should not have been driving alone, especially at night. Lily and her family are Christians who believe in forgiveness. The family convinces the court to give Aaron probation and community service. Fifteen-year-old Rose, however, cannot forgive and is angry because Aaron doesn’t go to jail or pay for killing her dad. Lily and her girls are talented musicians. They perform often at church and community functions. While dealing with the tragedy of Samuel’s death, it is discovered that Aaron also sings and plays guitar. Together they discover the joy of forgiveness, and through the power of music, their hearts are healed. This is the story of their journey.
 
Immerse yourself in the grippingly heartfelt and inspirational literature of Doreen L. Hatton by supporting her book “Then Sings My Soul” as she presents it this March 14^th to March 15^th at the 2020 Tucson Festival of Books, or purchase a Kindle or paperback copy of it on Amazon.
 
 
Then Sings My Soul
Author | Doreen L. Hatton
Publisher | Doreen Hatton Publication
Published Date | January 24, 2020
Genre | Christian
ISBN-13 | 978-0578229652
Paperback Price | $11.99
 
About the Author
 
Doreen L. Hatton was born and raised in Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada. She was one of thirteen children and the sixth and young girl in the family. Her brothers came after her. She was naturally very shy and introverted; however, one night she climbed up on top of a little hill on their property. She was six or seven then.

As she looked up into the night sky, she was thrilled by what she saw – billions of twinkling stars, twinkling just for her, she thought. That very moment, she knew God and His Son loved her because they had created all that beauty for her and, yes, for all children like her. The experience led her to know that she is loved not only by her family but also by God and His precious Son.
 

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