Welcome to the seventh day of the 2nd RRBC “TREAT” Reads Blog Hop! These members of RRBC have penned and published some really great reads and we’d like to honor and showcase their talent. Oddly, all of the listed Winners are RWISA members! Way to go RWISA!
We ask that you pick up a copy of OUTSHINE 
, and after reading it, leave a review. There will be other books on tour for the next few days, so please visit the “HOP’S” main page to follow along.
Also, for every comment that you leave along this tour, including on the “HOP’S” main page, your name will be entered into a drawing for a gift card to be awarded at the end of the tour!”
Karen’s indomitable spirit infuses her writing. In addition to her inspiring memoir, Karen writes fiction. I particularly enjoyed her Davida: Model and Mistress of Augustus Saint-Gaudens in which she recounts
OUTSHINE: AN OVARIAN CANCER MEMOIR
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00KI1HGZI/
When Karen Ingalls was diagnosed with Stage IIC ovarian cancer, she realized ho little she knew about what is called “the 
silent killer.” As Ingalls began to educate herself she felt overwhelmed by the prevalent negativity of cancer. Lost in the information about drugs, side effects, and statistics, she redirected her energy to focus on the equally overwhelming blessings of life, learning to rejoice in each day and find peace in spirituality.
In this memoir, Karen is a calming presence and positive companion, offering a refreshing perspective of hope with the knowledge that “the beauty of the soul, the real me and the real you, outshines the effects of cancer, chemotherapy, and radian. It is a story of survival and reminds readers that disease is not an absolute, but a challenge to recover.
Twitter: @KIngallsAuthor
Mary, thank you for hosting me today on your lovely blog.
I am so happy to do so, Karen. Enjoy the tour!
Mary, thank you for hosting Karen on your beautiful site. She is a lovely writer and her books carry important messages for any reader. Congratulations, Karen. 🙂
Thank you, Gwen for your support and visiting this site.
I agree, Gwen. Thank you for your support of Karen.
Karen, you are a beacon of love and hope for people impacted by cancer, whether directly or through loved ones. Thank you for this important contribution. Thank you for hosting, Mary!
Thank you, Eric.
Thanks for hosting Karen, Mary:)This is a book that has stayed with me.
As good reads do. Thanks for your support, Denise.