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Sandra Orchard: 'No Time to Wave Goodbye' & Giveaway

3/4/2012

 

This week we welcome Sandra Orchard to Author Memories.

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Sandra Orchard lives in rural Ontario, Canada where inspiration abounds for her romantic suspense novels set in the fictional Niagara town she's created as their backdrop.

Married with three grown children, when not writing, she enjoys hanging out with family, brainstorming new stories with fellow writers, and walking her dog in God's beautiful creation.

She loves to connect with readers, and has created some “novel extras” to enhance readers’ experience of her books.


No Time To Wave Goodbye
by Sandra Orchard

Both of my parents were born in England shortly before the outbreak of WWII. They immigrated with their families to Canada in the 1950s and met some years later. What a scary prospect it must have been to leave behind all that they’d known to come to a country where they knew no one. Yet, my parents never talked about it. My dad didn’t want us to worry that we might face the same kind of horrors.

You see my mom was evacuated from London during the war. Torn from her home, she and some of her brothers and sisters were loaded onto trains and shipped to the country. In the last months before my mom died, I asked her to tell me about that time.

She said that they’d stayed at one place where the adults were very nice. It sounded like a children’s home by the number of children who were there. Her most vivid memory (one she had trotted out a few times when I was a child and asked for more water in the bathtub) was of sharing the same two inches of bath water with all the children, one after another. She also remembered standing on a cliff, looking over the landscape when the wind picked her up. If her sister hadn’t grabbed her in time, my mom was certain she’d have blown away.

The second home she was placed in wasn’t as pleasant. Five children shared the same bed, alternating head to toe. My mom was five and scared of the family’s dog. They had no indoor plumbing so going to the bathroom in the middle of the night was an ordeal. More than once she had an accident, which infuriated the mother of the house. When Mom’s parents traveled down from London to visit and heard what was going on, they took my mom home with them and wouldn’t let the authorities send her away again.
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My grandmother is pushing the wheelchair, my great-grandmother is in the wheelchair, and my mom is sitting on her lap. The picture is taken in London England (note the double decker bus in the background).
My mom shared that story with me when my daughter was struggling with nighttime accidents. Mom emphasized how important it was to not make a big deal about it. I so wish she’d been around for many more years to teach me such nuggets of wisdom, but cancer stole her from us not many months later.

After her death, I read the book No Time to Wave Goodbye by Ben Wicks about children evacuated from London during the war, so named because oftentimes the children were shuffled out of the city so quickly that there was no time for goodbyes.

Reading the book, I felt as if I’d stepped into my mother’s past and was seeing her life from a whole new perspective. What a gift parents give their children when they share their family history.
 
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GIVEAWAY!
Leave a comment with a valid email address by midnight, Mar 11th
to be entered in a draw for a copy of 
Sandra Orchard's latest release, Shades of Truth.
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Shades of Truth, Love Inspired Suspense, March 2011

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Big city detective Ethan Reed is working deep undercover at a Christian youth detention center. The kind of place he spent some harrowing time in as a kid. Ethan’s mission: ferret out who’s recruiting resident teens for a drug ring. He expects help from the lovely, devoted director of Hope Manor.
But Kim Corbett won’t tell Ethan anything— even when she’s threatened and attacked.

When Ethan discovers what Kim is protecting, his guarded heart opens just a bit wider. Enough to make this the most dangerous assignment of his career.

Read Excerpt


Undercover Cops:

Fighting for justice puts their lives—and hearts—on the line.
Book 1 - Deep Cover, Sept 2011
Book 2 - Shades of Truth, Mar 2012
Book 3 - Critical Condition, coming Oct 2012

Check out these and other resources for both readers and writers at Sandra's website: http://www.SandraOrchard.com.

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Join in the conversations about characters on Sandra's blog at http://www.SandraOrchard.blogspot.com

Jennifer Tipton
3/4/2012 12:12:55 pm

That's an amazing story to hear. I'm so glad her parents took her out of that bad situation. The only story I've heard from my family is that my great grandpa took my grandma's maiden name in order to escape from Russia during the war.
jennydtipton[at]gmail[dot]com

Sandra Orchard link
3/4/2012 12:25:08 pm

Oh, that's interesting. Did they get fake passports in that name, do you know?

Jennifer Tipton
3/4/2012 05:18:50 pm

My mom said the name was Wiecheki, which was my Grandma's maiden name. His real name is written down somewhere and my mom is going to look for it. These are my great grandparents that I'm talking about. I don't know if they obtained fake passports or legitimate ones? I'll have to call her back and ask. I need to ask her if she know what year her grandparents came over to America?

DeAnna Julie Dodson link
3/4/2012 12:50:54 pm

I always find this so heartbreaking that parents had to be separated from their children during such a terrible time. <i>The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe</i> is one of my favorite books, but it always makes me think about what the real children of that time must have gone through.

Sandra Orchard link
3/4/2012 02:48:13 pm

The book about the evacuations was very interesting because it showed that for some children, leaving the streets of London for the countryside was a wonderful experience. My father was sent to boarding school and even after the war, continued on there. I know that was very common in Britain, but I couldn't imagine voluntarily sending my kids away like that! (Okay...there were days. -grin- )

Jeanette Levellie link
3/5/2012 12:00:10 am

Oh, Sandra, I so admire you, and the heritage God gave you. Please enter my name to win this book; I read your first one and loved it! Thank you for your generosity,
Jen
jeanettelevellieatgmailDOTcom

Sandra Orchard link
3/5/2012 12:34:22 am

Thanks so much, Jen.

Betti Mace
3/5/2012 01:33:10 am

Thanks so much for sharing about your folks. My parents were both born in Russia and immigrated to Canada after WWI. As we grew older, we heard some stories of what they went through before and after they achieved freedom.
Looking forward to reading 'Shades of Truth' as I have just finished enjoying 'Deep Cover' a second time!!

Sandra Orchard
3/5/2012 02:19:51 am

A second time! Wow, you made my day :)
It sounds like you have some fascinating stories in your family history!

Cheryl Olson link
3/5/2012 02:01:32 am

wow, thank you so much for sharing that history on your mom's life, how very impactful. I love how learning our mom's stories and experiences can help give us perspective on our own situations today. Thank you for some perspective for my day! Blessings!

Sandra Orchard
3/5/2012 02:24:13 am

You're very welcome :)

Jackie Smith
3/5/2012 02:02:37 am

Sandra, thanks for sharing this story.......I admire your parents and you so much. Loved your first book and am anxious to read this one so please enter me. Thanks!!
jackie.smith [at] dishmail [dot] net

Sandra Orchard
3/5/2012 02:25:24 am

Thanks, Jackie!

Nary link
3/5/2012 02:09:26 am

My husband's grandfather came from England, then to Canada, and then later after marrying with children to the US. When I think of these people coming to the "Melting Pot" for a better life and learning our language, taking tests for citizenship, and then now people coming into the country illegal and receiving benefits, it is very hard to swallow. Thanks for sharing tales of the past that prove to help us realize how God has truly blessed us. The future? It's all in HIS Hands, isn't it? Would love a copy of your new book.

Sandra Orchard
3/5/2012 02:22:29 am

So true, Nary. And I wouldn't want our future to be anywhere else. I'm curious why your grandfather didn't stay in Canada. :)

Shirley
3/5/2012 02:10:22 am

Thank you for the glimpse into you family's history. The children who were evacuated from London faced many trials.They have a special place in my heart.

Sandra Orchard
3/5/2012 02:26:24 am

Is your family from England, too?

Shirley
3/6/2012 02:33:39 pm

My family came to the eastern coast of what is now the United States in the 1600's and 1700's. Long before the children of London were evacuated. Their stories just touch a soft place in my heart. Let's face it not all the children landed in C.S. Lewis type situations.

Collene
3/5/2012 02:21:50 am

What an interesting stor.y! Must have taken a lot of patience. I've never read any of your books, who like to win so I can read your new book.

Sandra Orchard
3/5/2012 08:17:05 am

Thanks for your interest, Collene!

Judythe Morgan link
3/5/2012 02:53:29 am

Fascinating story. How fortunate you are to have a mother who shares her stories with you. I was so intrigued I've orded copies of No Time to Wave Goodbye and Shades of Truth. Thanks for having Sharon, Anita. Great blog.

Sandra Orchard
3/5/2012 04:16:19 am

Oh wow, Thank you Judythe!

Loraine Ertelt
3/5/2012 08:05:10 am

Reminds me of Reba MacIntrye on Who Do You Think You Are? last Friday. She found out her 7th great grandfather sent her 6th great grandfather to America as an indentured servant in order to hopefully give him a better change in life - but her 6th great grandfather was only 9 YEARS OLD. Your book sounds like a great read.

Sandra Orchard
3/5/2012 08:16:08 am

Oh, wow, they put them to work very young in those days. The book I read mentioned that many evacuees were put to work on the farms, too.

Missy Tippens
3/5/2012 02:07:55 pm

What an amazing story, Sandra. I've always heard of that time in history but never have heard personal stories about the kids it happened to. Thanks for sharing. And for the great photo.

Sandra Orchard
3/5/2012 02:26:59 pm

Oh, I love that photo. They were a rare treat in those days. Thanks for stopping by.

Jessica Nelson link
3/6/2012 11:35:47 am

Oh my goodness! What a heart tugging story. I can't imagine going through that or even needing to send my children away for their own safety. :-(
Your mom sounds like such a sweet lady. Thank you for sharing and for the very cool pic!

Sandra Orchard
3/6/2012 02:22:51 pm

Thanks for stopping by Jessica!

Jennifer Tipton
3/6/2012 02:06:29 pm

Hi Sandra, I asked my mom about the passports and she wasn't sure. Jenny

Sandra Orchard
3/6/2012 02:22:07 pm

It'd be interesting to imagine how they might have snuck out of the country without passports. Or how he would have obtained one in his wife's name, perhaps used her father's? Gets my writing brain chumming :)

Jennifer Tipton
3/6/2012 11:24:10 pm

My mom's not sure what year they came over. She's looking for the information. If she finds anything out, I'll let you know.
jennydtipton[at]gmail[dot]com

Melanie link
3/6/2012 02:43:59 pm

Would LOVE to win "Shades of Truth"! I read Sandra's first Undercover Cops book "Deep Cover" and loved it!

Thanks for this giveaway!

Melanie
frequentreader19 (at) gmail (dot) com

Anita Mae
3/6/2012 03:41:45 pm

I'll add my thanks to Melanie's and the rest... thank you for giving away one of your books, Sandra. I really appreciate your generosity.

Sandra Orchard
3/7/2012 03:36:02 am

Thanks for the glowing endorsement, Melanie :)

Linda link
3/6/2012 03:41:47 pm

I have no personal stories of WWII, but I have a friend who was separated from her family when Berlin was divided. A good piece of bread is like a dessert to her, as there was a shortage of bread.

I enjoy reading about WWII, to learn of the experiences of others. I cannot imagine what your mother went through as a child. War definitely has many more casualties than we think.

desertrose5173 at gmail dot com

Sandra Orchard
3/7/2012 03:34:36 am

So true, Linda.

misskallie2000
3/6/2012 05:51:35 pm

Hi Sandra, You are a new author for me but I have added your name and books to my wish list. This sounds like a great series with mystery & romance?. I have read books that mentioned the children being sent out of London to the country for safety but not one devoted to the subject. I will ck out the book you mentioned. Thanks

Thanks for this opportunity to enter giveaway.

misskallie2000 at yahoo dot com

Sandra Orchard
3/7/2012 03:37:49 am

You're welcome, Kallie. Thanks for adding it to your wishlist :) If you look for No Time to Wave Goodbye, but sure it's the right one, I noticed there were several with that title.

Susieq
3/7/2012 02:54:12 am

Thanks for sharing about your mother's story...reminded me to find out about my elderly Mom's stories as I care for her. I have Deep Cover and loved it. . Am anxious to read Shades of Truth. Thanks for the chance to win it!

Sandra Orchard
3/7/2012 03:39:31 am

Oh, Susie, what a wonderful opportunity to hear your mom's stories and I'm sure she'll love to recount them. So glad you enjoyed, Deep Cover. :)

karenk
3/7/2012 03:31:28 am

a wonderful posting...thanks for sharing. would love to read this novel...thanks for the opportunity :)

Sandra Orchard
3/9/2012 02:53:00 am

So glad you stopped by.

Judy Burgi
3/7/2012 10:16:24 am

What an interesting story Sandra. It is a sad one at the beginning but I was so happy to read that your Mom was reunited with her parents! I can't even imagine what your Mom and Grandparents went through!

Please enter me in this giveaway.

Blessings!

judyjohn2004[at]yahoo[dot]com

Sandra Orchard link
3/9/2012 02:53:57 am

You're entered, Judy. :) Thanks for stopping by.

Eva Maria Hamilton link
3/8/2012 03:29:24 am

Sandra, it never fails to amaze me how much people go through in this world! Sorry for your lose. Thanks for sharing this snapshot in your family's history!

Sandra Orchard link
3/9/2012 02:55:11 am

Yes, reflecting on these things helps us to count our many blessings, despite the chaos our world these days.

Jackie Layton
3/8/2012 06:52:42 am

Hi Sandra, I'm so glad you shared this story with us. I can't imagine shipping my boys off. This past weekend my dad showed up slips of paper his parents had for milk and things. They weren't food stamps, but food, milk, gas etc was rationed and they could only buy so much.
Great post!
Jackie

Sandra Orchard link
3/9/2012 02:51:21 am

Oh, I remember seeing something like that years ago. Now you have me wondering what ever became of them.

Pegg Thomas link
3/9/2012 05:25:05 am

There are so many stories from WWII that we'll never know. Our parents and grandparents didn't want to talk about it. They truly were a generation set apart.

Sandra Orchard
3/9/2012 05:45:48 am

Yes, isn't that interesting that you've seen the same. Yet, my husband's family who lived in Holland during the war freely recount many inspiring stories of people who took in Jewish babies as their own to save them, and of the Germans rounding up their young men to serve in the German army.

Ginny Jaques link
3/9/2012 07:37:21 am

It's amazing what our parents went through. My mother was in China when Pearl Harbor was bombed and was interned by the Japanese there for two years. Her story was better than some others, but still a lot of angst involved in the separation.

Sandra Orchard
3/11/2012 06:56:46 am

Was she a missionary? It's sad to think how many today in war torn parts of this world face similar loss and separation.

Angela
3/10/2012 02:45:41 am

I would love to win. Pick me!! Pick me!!!

Sandra Orchard
3/11/2012 06:59:57 am

Extra points for enthusiasm. :)

Angie Adair
3/10/2012 03:16:58 am

Wow, what an amazing story! I would love to read this book! angadair@nwcable.net

Sandra Orchard
3/11/2012 07:00:28 am

Thanks Angie, hope you enjoy.

Rose Blackard
3/10/2012 03:20:11 am

It was great hearing your story. Thanks for sharing!

Sandra Orchard
3/11/2012 07:00:59 am

You're welcome, Rose. Thanks for stopping by!

chris granville
3/10/2012 04:09:48 am

Thank you so very much for writing For being a living example of Gods love

Sandra Orchard
3/11/2012 07:02:32 am

Thank you for your encouragement, Chris :) It very much helps when the writing becomes difficult

Heidi link
3/10/2012 04:42:08 am

What a precious photo. It is a treasure indeed.

Sandra Orchard
3/11/2012 07:03:16 am

Thanks for stopping by, Heidi :)

Molly Frederick link
3/10/2012 01:04:22 pm

What a wonderful story your Mom shared with you. I also wish I still had my Mom to find out more about her life growing up!! There are so many things I would love to ask her! I still miss her very much!!! I have not read any of your books but would love to win and read this one!! Thank you for the contest!! Love the photo!!

Sandra Orchard
3/10/2012 01:52:27 pm

So sorry you have also lost your, Mom.

Sherri Myers
3/11/2012 05:21:40 am

I too have lost my grandparents and parents. I was lucky to have been told some stories over the years before their deaths, and I have been richly blessed in that I have been given many pictures and mementos of years past from my family heritage. Old letters, pictures and postcards, etc. which I will treasure forever. One of my favorites is my grandparents' marriage certficate, while moth eaten and torn, reminds me of their devotion to each other through many, many years. thanks for sharing your story with us, Sandra.

Sandra Orchard
3/11/2012 06:59:10 am

Oh, that sounds like a wonderful treasure trove to remember your family by. Now, I'm curious where my own parents' marriage certificate might have ended up.

Sandra Orchard link
3/11/2012 07:09:58 am

Anita, thanks so much for having me as a guest on your blog. It has been a delight to "meet" so many lovely people here, and to hear many of their stories. I'm eager to see who the winner will be. :)

Anita Mae
3/11/2012 10:16:34 am

Sandra, you're very welcome. It really was a pleasure to host you this week.

Thank you for doing a great job with your post and being such an attentive guest.

I hope you consider Author Memories for your next release. :)

Anita Mae
3/12/2012 01:35:47 pm

Using random.org, I've chosen one winner who will receive Sandra's newest Love Inspired Suspense, SHADES OF TRUTH. And the winner is...

Betti Mace

Congrats Betti. :) Sandra will be in touch with you concerning your postal info.

Thank you for stopping by everyone.

This week we have Jessica Nelson with a delightful memory of 'Singing in the Silo' with another Love Inspired release - but a Historical this time around. Have a great week!

Anita Mae.


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