Growing up is a challenge for everyone. Transitioning from a child to a teen to a young adult comes with many surprising and unsettling revelations - that parents aren't perfect, sometimes you will lose your way, and the Disney channel might have overgeneralized those life lessons a little. The process of becoming mature can sometimes feel like an adventure, a great series of personal triumphs. It can also feel like an endless spiral of crippling disorientation. It is undoubtably one of the most … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Safiya Reynolds
About Safiya Reynolds: I have a lot of brothers and sisters (and heart-brothers & sisters) - that's the most important thing anyone can know about me. I call my siblings "my A game" - they are the very best parts of who I am. If you ever meet them, everything about me that seems completely random - my zest for learning languages (I'm working on ASL, Spanish, Italian and Scottish Gaelic right now), my inability to settle on what I want to be when I grow up (I've been a teacher for 8 years … [Read more...]
Selah’s Sweet Dream by Susan Count
SELAH (Say-la) aspires to be an equestrian superstar. That would require a horse. HER DILEMMA: Grandpa wants nothing to do with horses. THEN: Selah sees buzzards circling the grasslands behind Grandpa’s farm. They are stalking a horse trapped in wire and Selah is its only hope. DANGEROUS: The horse is wild and defiant - jeopardizing Selah’s dreams. FOILED: The legal owner searched for the horse for two years and wants it back. BUT: Selah is confident that God will provide her heart’s desire. … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Mimi Emmanuel
About Mimi Emmanuel: I became a bestselling author in 2015 with my book MY STORY OF SURVIVAL. This book listed as an Amazon #1 bestseller in over 10 categories and aims to give comfort and hope to people who suffer from serious illnesses. I lived on just ten ingredients in total for a period of 5 years. This diet turned out to be the ultimate low reactive diet which can help anyone who is intolerant to dairy, gluten, sugar, grains, meat, beans, lentils, seeds, nuts, soya and eggs. The yummiest … [Read more...]
Beyond the Cracks by Bridget Straub
Everyone is defined by their past to one extent or another. For Ellie Moor the question is what really happened? When your father is a rock star and your mother becomes a religious fanatic just as you are beginning high school, you are bound to end up a little confused. For fifteen years Ellie has been running from her past, but now she is asking questions and looking for answers. What she discovers is that sometimes you have to stand back and look beyond the cracks in order to see the full … [Read more...]
Trusting God by Liela Marie Fuller
What does it mean to trust God completely? Do you trust God in every situation? What about when the bills are past due and the funds are depleted? What about when life throws you several curve balls and it feels like God is not available? How do you trust God in the difficult times? Author Liela Marie Fuller has been there and through her transparency, she encourages us to trust God fully. Liela encourages us to remember who God is so that we will be encouraged to trust God fully without doubt … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Arley Loewen
About Arley Loewen: Arley Loewen has studied, lived and worked in the South – Central Asian context since 1981. Loewen is a specialist in Persian culture, having earned an MA in Persian from Pakistan and a PhD in Middle Eastern Civilizations (Univ. of Toronto). He is director of a faith-based, multi-media project, established in 1992. He also provides leadership training throughout Afghanistan and the region for university students and professionals and management level personnel in all sectors … [Read more...]
Featured Book: Forgiveness Unforgettable by Nikki Lee Brannon
About Forgiveness Unforgettable by Nikki Lee Brannon A chilling tale of a southern raised musician whose horrific childhood caused her great pain and distrust.Nikki Lee Brannon endured a life of extreme domestic violence fueled by alcoholism, sexual abuse, and poverty which fostered an atmosphere of complete chaos.Nikki was very fortunate to have an influential Christian mother who instilled the forgiveness of Christ into her life in spite of their daily struggle to survive the rage of her … [Read more...]
Hannah, Delivered by Elizabeth Jarrett Andrew
When Hannah first witnesses a baby tumble into the world, her secure, conventional life is upended by a fierce desire to deliver babies. But to practice midwifery she risks jail time, her community's respect, her career, and overwhelming fear. The key to unlocking her fear rests in one birth---her own. HANNAH, DELIVERED tells the story of how inexplicable passion, buried strength, and professional skill delivers one woman from fear into a rich and risk-filled life. Targeted Age Group:: … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – PB Hawks
About PB Hawks: Brooklyn, New York is where I took my first breath. The family that took me home are Italian Catholic's. At the age of seventeen I enlisted in the U.S, Army and spent three years learning nothing but leadership. I came home continued my education and studied architecture. After fifty years in architecture, I moved to Oregon, where I live with my beautiful wife. I began writing because I wanted to tell a story about how the Christian church is abusing the Holy Spirit (The book is … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Blaine Coleman
About Blaine Coleman: A lifelong resident of Virginia, I grew up in the rural southeastern part of the state with a large extended family. I majored in Religious Studies and minored in Creative Writing-fiction at Virginia Commonwealth University. I now live in a rural area near Richmond where five year old beagle, Leah, and her new companion beagle, Sage, have room to run. I spend my free time with my favorite activity, gardening, participate in Midlothian Wordsmith's Workshop, and read and … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Helen Burns
About Helen Burns: I am an Australian born and raised writer and serial traveller, lucky to live in Byron Bay, first place to see the sun rise and the most easterly point of our continent. My writing includes poetry, part-time book reviewing, travel articles, fiction and non-fiction. An encounter in Iran inspired a prize winning poem at the 2007 Byron Bay Writers’ Festival. In the following year I was guest poet at Southern Cross University’s International Human Rights and Peace … [Read more...]
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