Book Blitz: A Rendezvous to Remember

Today I have a Publication Day book promotion for you: A Rendezvous to Remember by Terry Marshall and Ann Garretson Marshall. @SJonasBooks @lovebookstours

Book Cover Notes

The true story of a soldier, a pacifist, and the woman who loved them both.

In June 1964, Ann Garretson skips her college commencement to tour Europe with Lieutenant Jack Sigg, a tank commander on the German-Czech border, with the hope of returning as his fiancé. A month later, her best friend, Terry, proposes marriage—by mail—throwing all their lives into turmoil.

Jack offers the military life Ann grew up with. Terry, a conscientious objector, will leave for the Peace Corps at summer’s end, unless the draft board intervenes and sends him to jail. Her dilemma: she loves them both. Caught between the old mores and winds of change, Ann must make an agonizing choice.

In alternating voices, A Rendezvous to Remember presents firsthand accounts by the two who eventually married, enriched by letters from the rival, whose path led him elsewhere. Provocative and delightfully uncensored, this coming-of-age memoir is a tribute to the enduring power of love and family.

“A love story you’ll never forget.”—Hope Edelman, #1 New York Times best-selling author of Motherless Daughters

“A story about what it means to be human—to struggle with love and what we truly want out of life—especially when being pulled in two different directions. Humorous and heartbreaking, the dueling narrative is stunning, surprising, and inspiring.”—Samantha Vérant, author of Seven Letters from Paris

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About the Authors – Terry and Ann Marshall.

Author Photo - Terry and Ann Marshall - Rendezvous to Remember — Photo: Chris G. Pffum

Terry Marshall grew up on a farm in Center, Colorado. Ann Garretson Marshall spent her childhood on military bases in the United States and Italy. Always seeking adventure, Terry and Ann have travelled to 43 countries. They live in Las Vegas, Nevada.

After getting married, they taught English in the Philippines as Peace Corps volunteers and later served as Peace Corps country co-directors in the Solomon Islands, Kiribati, and Tuvalu. Back in the States, they worked side by side as community organizers and activists in Colorado.

Terry went on to write fiction and nonfiction works on discrimination, poverty, rural development, and intercultural conflict. Ann has thirty years of experience as a writer, editor, and community-government go-between for issues related to nuclear and hazardous waste cleanup.