...In All the Wrong Places

by Stephanie Callis

Overview

Newly single Charlene Humphries navigates the dating world with baggage she isn't capable of unloading. Not only is she the mother of three small children, she is tethered to a dating website with a shallow dating pool. The woman she once identified as has deteriorated and her confidence has evaporated. Fears of rejection keep her from living her truth and every relationship spotlights her need for self reflection and growth. While others can move on from their past, some like Charlene aren't so easily able.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940162399858
Publisher:	Stephanie Callis
Publication date:	06/02/2021
Series:	Charlene Humphries Series , #1
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	977,267
File size:	172 KB

About the Author

Stephanie Callis a lover of all things creative. She is a singer, a writer, a spiritual teacher, a motivational speaker, a military veteran, a home owner, a small business owner, a philanthropist, a wife and a mother. She is the youngest of three children born to her mother, Rebecca and the second youngest of six born to her father, Leroy. She spent her early formative years in Rochester, New York where she graduated from John Marshall High School as valedictorian, class of 97'. She entered the service at the age of 18 years old which led to her eventual arrival in Virginia. She remained a resident of Virginia upon her discharge from the service. She is a graduate of Thomas Nelson Community College and Old Dominion University.

Stephanie is a homebody who loves to decorate and craft. She is a divorced mother of four who met a divorced father of four and fell in love. She and her husband, Tyrone, combined, have eight beautiful children who continually keep her on her toes. She donates constantly to those in need and never met a stranger. She rather devote her time and energy to making lemonade rather than crying over spilled milk. Her strength is rooted in her faith and she credits Heavenly Father for His favor, His mercy and His grace, without which, she would not be alive today.