Publishing a book is not for the faint-hearted! I have spent the last few months on the enjoyable and challenging task of getting my wife’s stories out into the wide world. In the process I discovered that many of my past computer skills were no longer up to scratch. Time and updates had made my skills obsolete. Fortunately, the skills required could be found among my daughters. So when my Photoshop or Indesign talents were lacking there was help at the end of a telephone line (now that is an old fashioned term).
ISBNs, publishing techniques, finding publishers and printers, ePubs, sales tax and a host of other demands crammed my poor brain. But finally we stumbled to the line and now the book is ready – in print and ePub.
Why did I bother? Simply, because my wife is a great storyteller and these stories are a marvellous way of getting into the Bible. She enables us to wonder and explore and think more deeply about the eternal truths of Scripture. Anyone one who reads these stories for themselves or to their children or grandchildren will, I believe, be blessed.
To find Wells for Shepherds go to your favourite ebook site or
Travels from Ur 
I’m not sure how to purchase or read your wife’s book, but I’ve got a son who can help me! Looking forward to this.
Barnes and Noble can supply a “real” book and Amazon has the ebook version. On Amazon you may have to search for “Wells for Shepherds Hetty Stok” as there is a stray semi colon in their title for some strange reason.