LOVING YOU, THINKING OF YOU, DON'T FORGET TO PRAY Letters to My Son in Prison

In a warm voice and upbeat tone, narrator Robin Miles depicts a mother's unfailing love and concern for her son. When Congressman Jesse L. Jackson, Jr., began serving 30 months in federal prison, his mother, Jacqueline, wrote him a short letter reminding him that "all life has purpose and meaning, and only God directs the meaningful purpose." Every day afterward, Jacqueline continued to write to keep Jesse close and remind him of who he was and where he came from. The letters vary in their length and depth--but never in their abundant love and care. Like Jacqueline, Miles never tires of this daily ritual; each letter is delivered with intention and vitality. Listeners, too, will find themselves enveloped by Jacqueline's determined spirit. A.S. © AudioFile 2019, Portland, Maine [Published: MAY 2019]