Janet Marie Hogan Chapman
Short Bio: Janet is a native Atlantan who has adopted the tagline “GeorgiaJanet, the Bohemian Southern Belle.” Her mission as a writer is to empower strong women through the written word. She has been a life-long writer throughout her several careers . She loves all things southern and writes about life in the south, southern issues, and strong women. She has published five books: three novels, one novella, and one focused memoir. She has also published professional education resources, poetry, and essays. She enjoys reading, writing, travel, genealogy, and spending time with family. and friends.
Works
MOTHERLOVE
*Indie Authors Book Reviews (Mary Massey Treadwell)
In MotherLove, author Janet Hogan Chapman brings to life a powerful and moving story about a dysfunctional family. This story tackles many issues, including child abuse, addiction, grief, and some family violence. Told from different points of view by four different generations, we see how a mother’s love or lack of it shapes these characters’ lives. You will be drawn in as Louann begins to tell her story. Having never known her mother’s love and not knowing why leaves many questions for her and shapes her life in ways that will take years to understand. Along the way, she faces heartbreak and rejection, and ultimately acceptance.
Ms. Chapman does an excellent job of telling Louann’s story. I was moved to tears in more than one passage. When I finished the book, I had to just sit there for a moment and take it all in.
Lastly, kudos to the real Louann for allowing your story to be told. May others find strength and courage from your journey. https://indieauthorbookreviews.com/2021/04/15/motherlove/
Dorothy May - Can she find a forever family?
Madam May: A tale of madams, morphine, moonshine, and murder
After Madam May: What came next
This Teacher Talks
Awards and Recognition
- Georgia Independent Author of the Year Finalist (Historical Fiction, 2018) for Dorothy May: Can she find a forever family?
Website
Location
Atlanta, GA
Author Contact
Category
Fiction & Literature, Poetry, Biography & History, Essays