I love book clubs. If you’d like me to FaceTime, Zoom, or maybe even visit your book club, please contact me at hope@hopetolerdougherty.com.
A short bio:
Hope Toler Dougherty holds a Master’s degree in English and taught at East Carolina University and York Technical College. Her early novels are Irish Encounter, Mars…With Venus Rising, and Rescued Hearts. Her Forever series includes Forever Music, Forever Home, and the novella, “A Hatteras Surprise,” featured in Candy Cane Wishes and Saltwater Dreams.
A medium bio:
Hope Toler Dougherty holds a Master’s degree in English and taught at East Carolina University in Greenville, NC, and York Technical College in Rock Hill, SC. Her early novels are Irish Encounter, Mars…With Venus Rising, and Rescued Hearts. Her Forever series includes Forever Music, Forever Home, and the novella, “A Hatteras Surprise,” which is featured in Candy Cane Wishes and Saltwater Dreams.
A member of ACFW and a chronic volunteer, she, with her husband, Kevin, delight in visits with their two daughters and twin sons.
She and her husband live in North Carolina and look forward to visits with their two daughters and twin sons. Hope shares her belief in God “who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine” through her actions in real life and the words in her stories. Visit her at hopetolerdougherty.com
A long bio:
Hope Toler Dougherty holds a Master’s degree in English and taught at East Carolina University in Greenville, NC, and York Technical College in Rock Hill, SC. Her early novels are Irish Encounter, Mars…With Venus Rising, and Rescued Hearts. Her Forever series includes Forever Music, Forever Home, and the novella, “A Hatteras Surprise,” which is featured in Candy Cane Wishes and Saltwater Dreams.
A member of ACFW, she’s published articles on topics ranging from gardening with children to writing apprehension.
She and her husband, Kevin, delight in visits with their two daughters and twin sons, and she cheers for the Pittsburgh Steelers and ACC basketball. Except for pumpkins, oranges, and autumn leaves, she avoids the color orange.
A native North Carolinian, she and her husband look forward to visits with their two daughters and twin sons. Hope shares her belief in the God who “has held the dust of the earth in a basket, weighed the mountains on the scales,” and “who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine” through her actions in real life as well as the words in her stories.
Things that make her happy include her children, writing and receiving real mail, cooking, reading, live music, books, bookstores, book clubs, used book sales, libraries, traveling, and crocheting. Things that make her sad include washing dishes, de-cluttering, dusting, sweeping, mopping…
A chronic volunteer, she donates her time to several church ministries, her public library, Meals on Wheels, and the Johnston County Arts Council. She has a soft spot for marching bands, soccer players, and cross-country runners. Visit her at hopetolerdougherty.com
