Veteran Author Turns Female Stereotype On Its Head

What happens when you mix a comtemporary romance with old world charm and a good dose of God's grace, hope and love? You get Treasures in Clay Vessels - a delightfully heart-warming story with a vintage soul. End Quote

Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater, FL (1888PressRelease) December 27, 2008 - Novel from Veteran Author Turns Female Stereotype on Its Head Contemporary romance speaks to women desiring hope and healing

What happens when you mix a contemporary romance with old world charm and a good dose of God’s grace, hope, and love? You get Treasures in Clay Vessels ($15.99, paperback, 978-1-60647-821-9)—a delightfully heart-warming story from Xulon Press author Angela T. Pisaturo about a loveable eccentric with a disfigured face. Nellie Parker is not your typical romance heroine. In fact, romance never played much of a part in Nellie’s life at all. Orphaned as a child and disfigured as a teenager, Nellie crosses paths with the famed biblical archaeologist Henry J. Lewiston. What follows is a remarkable testament to God’s loving plan of redemption.

Says Pisaturo, “Women are told by society that they must be a certain type of woman in order to be accepted. [My book] speaks to ordinary women, whether they are mothers, single women, career women, young, old, beautiful, or plain. Today too many people have the philosophy that a person cannot change. The old saying ‘accept the hand God dealt you’ is damaging because it leads a person to believe nothing will ever be right for them again. The truth is with God all things are possible and what seems impossible for you today can become your victory tomorrow with a little bit of determination and a lot of faith.”

If there’s one thing the veteran author of The Rich American Woman constantly hears echoed by women, it is that they are all looking for hope and healing. “The role models society offers provide little or no substance,” she explains. “Women are looking for role models who will inspire them as they struggle with their own issues.”

Xulon Press, a part of Salem Communications Corporation, is the world’s largest Christian publisher, with more than 5,000 titles published to date. Retailers may order Treasures in Clay Vessels through Ingram Book Company and/or Spring Arbor Book Distributors.

Contact: Angela T. Pisaturo
727-939-8466
bookworm.10 ( @ ) juno dot com

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