If you've just purchased one of my books, thank you! A portion of the proceeds go to the Susan G Komen for the Cure each year, so, in essence, you are helping others as well. Since the loss of my mother, it has been a mission near and dear to our family’s hearts. If you're thinking about buying, but just not quite sure, here's a little push. Gone But Not Forgotten and Seven Days of Hospice are two completely different genres - fiction and memoir respectively. But what they both offer, and what I truly enjoy writing, are inspirational messages. If heart-felt inspiration is what you need, both books offer it in abundance. I think the reviews would agree with that.
Many thanks, and enjoy!
D.M. Wilmes
D.M. Wilmes is a Missouri author of two award winning inspirational books, Gone But Not Forgotten: A Christmas Story, and Seven Days of Hospice: A Memoir. He proudly supports Susan G Komen for the Cure. Visit www.dmwilmes.com for more information, and to request autographed/inscribed copies.
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Seven Days Of Hospice: A Memoir
"This little book is a gem... The detail of Wilmes’ observation is admirable and his interpretation of the emotional responses insightful. This book will provide helpful support to anyone whose loved one has a terminal illness and comes under the care of hospice."Dr. Roger Woodruff, Director of Palliative Care, Austin Health, Melbourne, Australia
“From the first page I could not put it down. The book is beautiful. It is simple, real, heartfelt… you have shown others a way to navigate the road all of us will travel.” Barbara Karnes RN, Author of Gone From My Sight, My Friend I Care, A Time To Live and The Final Act of Living.
Wilmes’ writing is poignant and fervent. “Seven Days of Hospice: A Memoir” is a book I can highly recommend to anyone whose loved one is afflicted with terminal cancer. It offers hope, comfort, and vital information that will possibly save heartache and frustration during those final precious days of the life of their loved one. Reader Views
Gone But Not Forgotten: A Christmas Story
"A very enjoyable ghost story set at Christmastime to bring the spirit of the season around to a family that had almost forgotten the meaning of being together." Armchair Interviews
“Mr. Wilmes has penned a book that the reader will not soon forget. His characters are real and believable. With attention to detail and vivid descriptions, you are drawn into the book that not once wanes in keeping your attention. Reading this book gave me chills and will forever touch my heart. Don’t wait till Christmas to read it!"Katherine J. Turcotte, Bookpleasures.com
"This delightful book bears a similar message to the Cats in the Cradle syndrome. The ending, though, is different. The plot is well-planned and well executed. I can also see this book turned into a Christmas movie. Yes, the story is set at Christmas time, and to great effect. The inner turmoil of Clay is so great, one doesn’t realize the Christmas aspect until the end of the book. But lest I say too much, and ruin the story, I’ll leave it at that."John L. Hoh Jr., Senior Editor, BookIdeas.com
“Unforgettable! What a wonderful book! The author perfectly sets the scene of rural Missouri, yet the story has relevance for anyone who has ever found their relationships strained by the demands of modern life. I found myself identifying and empathizing with the realistically drawn characters. Yes, I did cry at the end. This moving, elegant story can easily become a family Christmas tradition.”Sherri Richardson, Author of Bones of Contention.
“This enjoyable tale offers a very introspective look at the lives most people lead and at relationships with family, and in particular, how in today’s world, priorities can become lost in the daily grind.”iUniverse Editorial Review “
5 Stars…”Authorlink
“D.M. Wilmes weaves a story of hard truths and unexplainable mystery... A good read with a story timeless if familiar. I appreciated the triumph of truth...”Christian Online Review
"This little book is a gem... The detail of Wilmes’ observation is admirable and his interpretation of the emotional responses insightful. This book will provide helpful support to anyone whose loved one has a terminal illness and comes under the care of hospice."Dr. Roger Woodruff, Director of Palliative Care, Austin Health, Melbourne, Australia
“From the first page I could not put it down. The book is beautiful. It is simple, real, heartfelt… you have shown others a way to navigate the road all of us will travel.” Barbara Karnes RN, Author of Gone From My Sight, My Friend I Care, A Time To Live and The Final Act of Living.
Wilmes’ writing is poignant and fervent. “Seven Days of Hospice: A Memoir” is a book I can highly recommend to anyone whose loved one is afflicted with terminal cancer. It offers hope, comfort, and vital information that will possibly save heartache and frustration during those final precious days of the life of their loved one. Reader Views
Gone But Not Forgotten: A Christmas Story
"A very enjoyable ghost story set at Christmastime to bring the spirit of the season around to a family that had almost forgotten the meaning of being together." Armchair Interviews
“Mr. Wilmes has penned a book that the reader will not soon forget. His characters are real and believable. With attention to detail and vivid descriptions, you are drawn into the book that not once wanes in keeping your attention. Reading this book gave me chills and will forever touch my heart. Don’t wait till Christmas to read it!"Katherine J. Turcotte, Bookpleasures.com
"This delightful book bears a similar message to the Cats in the Cradle syndrome. The ending, though, is different. The plot is well-planned and well executed. I can also see this book turned into a Christmas movie. Yes, the story is set at Christmas time, and to great effect. The inner turmoil of Clay is so great, one doesn’t realize the Christmas aspect until the end of the book. But lest I say too much, and ruin the story, I’ll leave it at that."John L. Hoh Jr., Senior Editor, BookIdeas.com
“Unforgettable! What a wonderful book! The author perfectly sets the scene of rural Missouri, yet the story has relevance for anyone who has ever found their relationships strained by the demands of modern life. I found myself identifying and empathizing with the realistically drawn characters. Yes, I did cry at the end. This moving, elegant story can easily become a family Christmas tradition.”Sherri Richardson, Author of Bones of Contention.
“This enjoyable tale offers a very introspective look at the lives most people lead and at relationships with family, and in particular, how in today’s world, priorities can become lost in the daily grind.”iUniverse Editorial Review “
5 Stars…”Authorlink
“D.M. Wilmes weaves a story of hard truths and unexplainable mystery... A good read with a story timeless if familiar. I appreciated the triumph of truth...”Christian Online Review
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