~ Sherry Derr-Wille ~
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HOME PAGE: www.derr-wille.com
EMAIL ADDRESS: slwille@yahoo.com
AUTHOR'S BIO:
Mild Mannered receptionist, wife, mother and grandmother by
day, Sherry Derr-Wille spends her nights writing and writing and writing. Having
been inspired by an English assignment in her sophomore year of high school, she
had never quite finished the assignment. New stories pop into her head every day
with never enough time to write them all.
A Wisconsin native, she grew up a country girl, but enjoys her
“city” home. She and her husband of over 40 years, Bob, live in a mid-sized town
close to the Illinois border, where she works as a receptionist for an insurance
office and he is retired. Deeming Bob “A Saint” for putting up with her, she has
never regretted marrying her high school sweetheart just two days after
graduation in 1964.
REVIEWS/QUOTES:
Becky's Rebel: Ms. Derr-Wille brings the spirit of understanding the plight of the Civil War survivors. Becky Larson and her Rebel, Joe Kemmerman, reminds us that love and faith overcome all obstacles. A must read for those who still need to understand there is no different in the hearts of people, North or South. Becky’s Rebel will make you laugh, shed a tear or two and have you falling in love, once again, with a time and it’s people that is uniquely America’s ... the Civil War era. -- Debbie Fritter – The Perfect Match – Whippoorwill Press
Hello Do You Know Me is a wonderful heart-warming love story. It touches your heart from the very beginning. It has everything that makes you turn the pages. Matt Bratzman has lived another man’s life for thirty-five years. Betsy Connor is a widow again. Now out of the blue her first love is back from the grave. But it can't be. Jerry Fellows was killed in Viet Nam. Sherry Derr Wille’s characters are real and you find yourself cheering for them and wanting them to find a happy-ever-after. If you like stories that grab a hold of your heart and don’t let go. You'll love this one. Along the way there is some humor and tears and love that survived through time. There were many tragedies out of the Viet Nam War but thanks to Ms. Wille this one had a happy ending.-- Judy Leigh Peters, A Father’s Hope, Joshua’s Faith, http://www.judyleighpeters.com
