Room For Another: A Courageous Adoption Story Based on True Events

by Diane Dresback

FBT review:

Step into the world of Room For Another: A Courageous Adoption Story Based on True Events, a captivating literary fiction that will inspire and enlighten readers. Written by Diane Dresback, this powerful novel delves into the consequences of the choices we make and introduces us to Theresa, a retired teacher and journalist who shares her tumultuous life story.

As Theresa opens up about her broken childhood, love lost, and the agonizing decision that changed her life forever, she not only provides material for her students but also prepares herself for an unexpected introduction. Room For Another is a fictionalized account inspired by Diane Dresback's own biological mother, showcasing the idea that family knows no bounds, and that there's always room in one's heart for another.

If you're an indie book enthusiast in search of a thought-provoking and heartwarming read, Room For Another is the perfect choice. Get your copy today and discover the transformative power of courage and love.

Publisher Description:

A Courageous Adoption Story Based on True Events

Every choice you make carries a consequence. What if your consequence was an unwanted pregnancy?

Having retired from teaching and journalism, Theresa receives a phone call from a friend asking for a favor. Would she help out two girls who are struggling with a high school writing assignment?

Theresa graciously agrees to share part of her life for the biographical paper. She surprises her unsuspecting young interviewers with stories of a broken childhood, tales of love found and lost, and the strength summoned to make the hardest decision of her life.

The sharing of her past not only provides fodder for Theresa’s students, but also prepares herself for one of the most impactful introductions yet to come.

Room For Another is a fictionalized account based on true life events of author Diane M. Dresback’s biological mother. The one thing that Diane learned about her mother was that it didn’t matter if you were blood, step, half, ex, in-law, adopted, or anywhere in-between—everyone was family and she always had room in her heart for another.