Meet the Road: On the Road Series

By Louise A. Lyons

God works through tragedies and does marvelous things. When Ann and Faye find themselves widows and retired, God resurrects a dream they both had and puts it into motion. Faye grieving her husband’s death finds love and comfort on her visits to Ann in New Braunfels. Faye loves the fellowship that meet in Ann’s home. She never experienced the body of Christ in such a loving community. They were all there for one another, sharing all they had as needed. No one in the fellowship lacked anything. Faye accepting Ann’s invitation to join her in New Braunfels starts an adventures both on the road and off. With a giant leap of faith their dream of traveling the country in an RV begins, first stop Big Bend. God has more in mind than traveling for the sake of traveling. And they certainly learn that walking in the Spirit isn’t planned detail by detail, but instead being flexible and willing. Meet the Road is the first in a series called, On the Road.

• Language: English
• Publisher: WestBow Press
• Release date: Mar 18, 2022
• ISBN: 9781664242074

Louise A. Lyons

Louise Lyons was born in Cleveland, Ohio and moved to Houston at an early age. Texas means home to her and is where she learned the art of hospitality. Besides cooking and entertaining, she loves to read and travel. Most of all she has a passion for Christ that touches every aspect of her life. She has published Children’s short stories, a Christian devotional and is illustrating a children’s series she wrote for future publication.

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ISBN: 978-1-6642-4206-7 (sc)

ISBN: 978-1-6642-4207-4 (e)

Library of Congress Control Number: 2021915830

WestBow Press rev. date: 3/16/2022

Contents

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

Chapter 7

Chapter 8

Chapter 9

Chapter 10

Chapter 11

Chapter 12

Dedication

I dedicate this book to my dear friend, Janice Hill,

my fellow dreamer and inspiration for this series.

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I can’t believe we are actually doing this, Ann said, sitting in the passenger’s seat of a brand-new leisure travel van. She and Faye were waiting for the money to be transferred from their bank to the New Braunfels dealership. Ann had just turned sixty-three, and her complexion was still clear and smooth, with barely any wrinkles. Her curly red hair reached her shoulders, and her spunk was evident in her lively eyes. She sat back in the leather seat and took in the view of the cabin. It was a miniature home.

She and Faye had dreamed of having a van and had only hoped to have a shower in it, but this van had an entire bathroom! The kitchen was beyond their dreams, with a roomy galley that included a refrigerator with a freezer—not some dinky fridge but one the size she had when she was a child. It was smaller than most home refrigerators these days but much larger than most van refrigerators.

The bedroom was beyond the kitchen and bathroom in the rear of the van, with twin beds on either side. Between the beds was a bedside table and a perfect area under the table for Jaz’s