Bridge of Hope

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A Note From Inglath. . .

Last year, I was fortunate enough to become a volunteer for a wonderful program called Bridge of Hope.  Now beginning its 10th year, Bridge of Hope brings older Russian orphans to the United States for a one-month stay with a host family, a summer of fun, and the opportunity to find permanent adoptive homes.  Since 1997, approximately 90% of the children participating in the program have been adopted.

In July 2005, I worked with a committee of volunteers to bring 11 children to our local area where they stayed with host families.  All of these children have either been adopted or are in the process of being adopted.  All of us who worked on this wonderful effort were touched in ways we never expected by the sweet, loving children who came to visit and the generous families who welcomed them with open arms. 

Bridge of Hope operates in a number of regions across the country.  If you would like to know more about it, please visit http://www.bridgeofhope.cc.

Inglath Cooper is the author of eight published novels.  Her books focus on the dynamics of relationships, those between a man and a woman, mother and daughter, sisters, friends.  Her stories most often take place in small Virginia towns very much like the one where she grew up and are peopled with characters who reflect those values and traditions.

The Lost Daughter of Pigeon Hollow by talented Inglath Cooper is a feel good book that you will want to read again and again. It is the perfect mix of life struggle and romance with the ideal happily ever after that will leave you smiling and content.
- Donna Zapf, CataRomance.com

BLUE RIBBON REVIEW:
John Riley’s Girl really touched me deeply.  I laughed, I cried hard, and rejoiced...This is absolutely one of the best stories I have ever read...not to be missed. 
- Phyllis Ingram, Romancejunkies.com

Unfinished Business...a refreshingly good story that shows depth and character and the power of love in starting over… an intelligent hero and heroine who work through the issues in their lives in order to find the happiness they want and ultimately accept that they deserve.
- Shirley Lyons, theromancereader.com