Prayer for all Seasons Whoever said God has a sense of humor must have been on the sidelines enjoying the last laugh. The protagonist and her three friends will learn some valuable lessons as they help Tricee', the main character to deal with the hurt inflicted upon her by her own mother, just when she thought God had heard all of her prayers. Tricee' learns that her best friend since third grade is actually her half - sister! She cannot believe that her mother has held onto this secret for close to thirty years. The characters are realistic and funny which will leave the readers feeling as if they're right there in the scenes! In the end, the protagonist will forgive her mother as one of her closet friends, who has yet to even read the first book of the Bible, helps her to realize that pain only gets worse when you hold onto a grudge.About the Author: Kathleen Cormack was born in Chicago, Illinois (not going to mention the year-: -). She loved writing as a child and can still recall the memory of hearing her fifth grade teacher reading her short story to the class. He was more impressed with her story than any of her classmates' stories. He and several of her classmates commented that it was a "really good story." It wouldn't take long for Kathleen to realize that she had a creative imagingation. Between fifth grade and now, life intervened and Kathleen has pursued various occupations, and educational pursuits. She has now settled into a productive writing career. An avid reader, Kathleen loves to read fiction as well as autobiographies. She also loves to travel within the U.S. as well as internationally. Some of the places she has visited outside the U.S. include: Jamaica, Israel, Canada, and Europe. She loves to write stories that are inspirational, yet humorous; the kinds of stories that evoke strong emotions from the readers. She holds a M.Ed in Higher Education and has completed several marathons. Having recently taken up weight training, she has participated in her first Figure competition. She resides in the Mid-Atlantic region with her best friend and biggest cheerleader, John