About I Heard The Angels Sing:
Hannah Drake was a lonely, wounded woman. One Christmas Eve a few years back, Hannah lost her fiance Christmas Eve. He was on his way to her house for dinner when he died in a terrible crash. Since that day, she has retreated from the world. She pushed her family away, her friends abandoned her and with each new day, she sunk deeper and deeper into depression.
After years of isolation, Hannah tries to come out of her funk. She makes friends with co-workers. On a memorable ski trip, she meets a new love. Little by little Hannah gains back her hope and faith. But the road is still uphill for her family.
Will there ever be forgiveness and healing for the Drake family? But then again, Christmas is the time of miracles.
Angela Pisaturo has penned several novels for wounded women. Under the Shade of the Banyan Tree takes the reader into the world of Julia DeLuca, daughter of Italian immigrants, who own a restaurant in Little Italy, New York City. Julia fights to be her own person, breaking away from the old family ways. Treasures in Clay Vessels where Nellie Parker, a middle-aged recluse finds her true love. Sacred Secrets of the Cedar Chest, the story of a ruthless reporter, Veronica Wheaton, who finds redemption from her abusive upbringing. Until I See You Again, a coming of age story set in Florida during World War II. The Liberation of Lauren Lane, the story of a young woman who leaves home due to a secret she harbored, then finds herself homeless on the streets of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and her present novel I Heard the Angels Sing, a Christmas Story that runs the gamut of emotions from loss and sorrow to hope and healing.
Angela has also penned an article about God in nature for Creation Illustrated Magazine. She taught creative writing for several years and also was a private writing coach. Nowadays, Angela spends her time writing novels, walking her dog, Sofie, gardening, and volunteering at her church’s food pantry for those down on their luck, and serving as a docent for her local historical society.
Angela’s motto is “Always have hope for your dreams, no matter what the circumstances you are living under.”
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Author Bio:
Angela Pisaturo has penned several novels for wounded women. Under the Shade of the Banyan Tree takes the reader into the world of Julia DeLuca, daughter of Italian immigrants, who own a restaurant in Little Italy, New York City. Julia fights to be her own person, breaking away from the old family ways. Treasures in Clay Vessels where Nellie Parker, a middle-aged recluse finds her true love. Sacred Secrets of the Cedar Chest, the story of a ruthless reporter, Veronica Wheaton, who finds redemption from her abusive upbringing. Until I See You Again, a coming of age story set in Florida during World War II. The Liberation of Lauren Lane, the story of a young woman who leaves home due to a secret she harbored, then finds herself homeless on the streets of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and her present novel I Heard the Angels Sing, a Christmas Story that runs the gamut of emotions from loss and sorrow to hope and healing.
Angela has also penned an article about God in nature for Creation Illustrated Magazine. She taught creative writing for several years and also was a private writing coach. Nowadays, Angela spends her time writing novels, walking her dog, Sofie, gardening, and volunteering at her church’s food pantry for those down on their luck, and serving as a docent for her local historical society.
Angela’s motto is “Always have hope for your dreams, no matter what the circumstances you are living under.”