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Family,
Struggle,
Growth
A novel that’s all the things, Four Generations tells the story of four women, bound by blood and the quiet strength to rise against life’s toughest challenges.
Four Generations follows the intertwined lives of Great grandmother, Grandmother, Mother and daughter; of one family. Each at different stages, each navigating the emotions and struggles of their own realities, each carrying their own dreams and desires. When necessity forces their hand, these four women find themselves in the same home with secrets, insecurities, and struggles that demand an answer to the age old question, who am I and what is love?
Emma Geier’s debut novel explores themes of loss, pain, and the truth that no matter where we are, when kindness and understanding leads, forgiveness is possible. And love is always the answer.
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The story of
Emma Geier
Be nice and live CREATIVE! Those are her ideals. Now to the “fluff”…
You’re at the center of your own story, and Emma is here to help you embrace that. With her debut album Only Human, she’s mixing hip-hop, alternative, and more to provide the soundtrack for your journey–a reminder that hope is always within reach, no matter what life throws at you.
Through her brand Wholehearted Momma, she’s creating more than just music–she’s building a world where resilience, love, and realness are celebrated. Whether it’s a children’s book, a novel, or a blog packed with authentic inspiration, Emma’s mission is to fuel your story with positivity, helping you feel less alone and more connected to the things that matter. So let’s get to it!
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Thank you, I'll continue to be me. And I'm not saying thank you because I have to, but because it embodies the person I want to be.
