Ellen Gable Hrkach

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Ellen lives with her husband, James, and their five sons, in Pakenham, Ontario, Canada. She and her husband have been certified NFP teachers for the Couple to Couple League for 25 years and have worked for 26 years in marriage preparation and chastity education. Ellen is a freelance writer and author of “Emily’s Hope,” a Catholic novel. Her second novel, “In Name Only,” won the Gold Medal in Religious Fiction in the 2010 IPPY Awards and has been an Amazon Kindle Top 100 Bestseller in Religious Fiction. Her two new books are Come My Beloved: Inspiring Stories of Catholic Courtship and Stealing Jenny, which is already an Amazon Kindle #1 Bestseller in Religious Drama. She and her husband create the “Family Life” cartoons which regularly appear in Family Foundations magazine and www.amazingcatechists.com. Her website is www.ellengable.com

Topics: Holy Sexuality, Chastity Before Marriage, Natural Family Planning, Pregnancy Loss. “I do speaking engagements free of charge but do require reimbursement of travel fees.” Available for book readings and signings, and radio, print and television interviews.

Contact: info@fullquiverpublishing.com

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About Ellen Gable Hrkach

Ellen and her husband, James, have been certified NFP teachers for the Couple to Couple League since 1984 and have worked since 1983 in marriage preparation and chastity education. Ellen's also an award-winning, bestselling author (her books have recently topped 100,000 downloads on Kindle). Her third novel, Stealing Jenny, reached #1 on Amazon Kindle in Religious Drama. Her non-fiction book is entitled Come My Beloved: Inspiring Stories of Catholic Courtship. Ellen's first novel, Emily's Hope, is based on a true story and includes NFP themes. Her second novel, In Name Only,was awarded the Gold Medal in Religious Fiction at the 2010 IPPY Book Awards and has been an Amazon Kindle #1 Bestseller in Religious Drama. She writes frequently for CCL's Family Foundations magazine, a columnist for CatholicMom.com, a reviewer for CatholicFiction.net and she and her husband create the "Family Life" cartoons. She and her husband own a small Catholic publishing company called Full Quiver Publishing. Her blog is at http://ellengable.wordpress.com. She lives in Pakenham, Ontario Canada with her husband and sons. Contact her at: info@fullquiverpublishing.com

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