Author Renee Vajko Srch's new book "Miss Rose Serves the Queen" is a story of hope, grace, and finding new purpose

KATY, Texas - EntSun -- Born to an American father and a British mother, Renée Srch grew up in France where she obtained her French Baccalaureate. She attended IBME in Switzerland, graduating with a degree in Theology. She is a wife, a mother to three boys, an author, and a speaker with Stars for Autism, educating and training individuals and businesses about Autism Spectrum Disorder. "Miss Rose Serves the Queen" is dedicated to the memory of Her Royal Highness, Queen Elizabeth II.

Miss Rose, the queen's favorite teapot, is proud to belong to the royal household. But when her lid topples to the ground and cracks, life as she knew it is forever changed. Moved from home to home, Miss Rose wonders if anyone will ever look beyond her scars to see her true worth. Miss Rose is a story of hope, grace, and finding new purpose in the broken.

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Published by Pen It Publications, Srch was inspired by the realization that we all carry scars, some visible, some invisible. Like Miss Rose, we all yearn to belong, to find the place where we are loved not for our outward appearance but for the potential we carry deep inside.

Readers who wish to experience this uplifting story can purchase  "Miss Rose Serves the Queen" online on Amazon and the Pen It online store.