Angelique is more than a story; it is a vessel of healing, hope, and divine encounter. Through the pages of this narrative, you’ll meet a young woman whose life unfolds like a prayer answered slowly, then all at once. Angelique's journey is woven with grace, shaped by brokenness, and emboldened by a relentless pursuit of belonging, not just in the world, but in the heart of God.I birthed this book in a sacred place, drawing from moments of clarity and struggle that shaped my walk with Christ. Angelique carries pieces of my testimony, and yet she is entirely her own. Her voice may tremble, but it will resonate deep in the soul of anyone who has ever questioned their worth, battled lonelines...

A book making basic addition practice fun by combining math and movement! Meet Ryn, the ✨Math Queen✨.  She hates math but her mother gave her that name in efforts to change her perception on math. Ryn found an engaging math activity that she really enjoys. This is a book filled with jokes, numbers, simple rhymes, and exercise! 

There have been a large number of presentations based on the 1843 Charles Dickens novella, A Christmas Carol, all revolving around the main character Ebenezer Scrooge. Without a doubt, A Christmas Carol, is one of the most influential and important works that has been the prominent backdrop for publications, cartoons, movies, TV shows, musicals and plays. It is also the most famous published work associated with Christmas, especially the character of Scrooge.Dickens provides enough information about Ebenezer’s childhood and events that impact the development of his demeanor.However, he does not spend much time including the impact that Jacob Marley had on Scrooge. This is the reasoning beh...

The Trotter Plantation is home to Abel, an adult slave blind since birth. Along the banks of the Savannah River, armed only with lessons taught to him by his courageous mother, Abel is determined to save a small boy from the looming horrors of slavery.                                              Sometimes freedom for yourself is not enough        It’s not Roots, Twelves Years a Slave, or even Django Unchained. Shade of the Sun is not the traditional telling of the events of slavery. Then how should Shade of the Sun be described? In a word, Brilliant. ...

Ben Nickerson lives on Cape Cod, one of the premier vacation spots in the country. He doesn’t have a house with an ocean view or live near the beach. He doesn’t own a boat. Ben lives in a sober home because he’s a recovering alcoholic. He works menial jobs and stays below the radar. His closest confidant is a two-year-old child who lived over a century ago.As bleak as his life seems Ben is still trying and he has a plan. A plan to put his life back together, put his marriage and his career back together. And while the road he’s currently on isn’t an easy one or a normal one, Ben has no idea yet how much more twisted it will become.This is a story about hope and reclamation and the ...

A retired journalist, the unwitting recipient of a
centuries old secret, is running for his life. He’s
hiding in a rundown Las Vegas motel, desperate to
get the story out to the world while there’s still time.
Assassins who have protected the secret for
hundreds of years will not stop. They’ve brought
law enforcement into the search by framing him for
murder. If he escapes with the secret it will trigger
an unthinkable fail-safe, the planned extinction of
humanity.

Book 2 of the Reincarnology trilogy

Across from Boston Common, nestled in the corner of a cobblestone mall, sits The Bookseller, a bookstore owned by a lovable rare book dealer and his wife, who runs a coffee parlor inside the store. The parlor is the morning greeting place for business people from around the mall where the complimentary coffee is hot and delicious, the croissants are a quarter and the lively banter is free. George and Elizabeth lead a happy life surrounded by many friends. Their happiness is about to be shattered by a violent South American drug cartel with a new, high tech process for smuggling cocaine.

Book 1 of the Reincarnology trilogyJoyce Robbins, beautiful and well educated, is the curator of a museum dedicated to the treasure trove of buried Indian relics so common in northwestern Ohio. When she discovered the start-up museum she’d been on the road for five years, running from the pain of loss, traveling in an endless coast-to-coast loop; using emotionless sex as a distraction from the memories.It was simply a breakfast stop along the way, a place where she could eat while perusing through the local newspaper. That’s when she discovered the front page article about the museum waiting to be. They had a huge Tudor mansion ready for conversion and a warehouse full of Indian artifact...

Twin brothers Jon and Jake have always done everything together. As kids they worked in their dad's Atlanta machine shop sweeping and mopping floors. In high school they were always in the same classes and played the same sports. They went to college together, studying mechanical engineering. Now they have a business in Atlanta building fast cars. During the day it's all about tools, ultra high-performance engines and designed tubular frames, but when work is done they go upstairs to their apartment and immerse themselves in combat video games for hours with their fireteam of fellow gamers.On a whim they buy 200 lottery tickets for a record smashing PowerBall jackpot.They're shocked to disco...

"Is it possible for trauma to lead to personal growth?”As a civilian employee, Olive Mazerolle gave thirty-five years of her life to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. At the end of her career, after experiencing both personal and professional traumas, she found herself diagnosed with moderate-to-severe PTSD. Through years of seeking the psychological help she needed, she finally understood that her traumas had led her to Post Traumatic Growth (PTG).For Olive, PTG was transformative and brought renewed growth after adversity. She turned towards altruism, opened up to new experiences, became spiritually mature and embraced gratitude for the life she now lives, saying, “Without these chall...

Murder at the Come On Inn is book one of the Jeremy Pendelton Murder Series.After leaving the big city following the tragic death of his fiance, Jeremy Pendelton finds his way to False River, a small town in Louisiana where he takes a room in the Come On Inn, a room where John Flannery was recently found dead in his bed.Jeremy is soon befriended by a reporter for the town's weekly newspaper who suspects foul play in Flannery's demise, and seeks Jeremy's assistance as an inside man in uncovering the truth. The residents of the Inn are an odd group of characters, except for Polly. Their mutual love of literature draw Polly and Jeremy into a romantic relationship.There were many suspects includ...

When a long-forgotten threat starts to reemerge, one man stands as the last defense against darkness…Jerrol Haven serves his king without question. When he finds evidence of corruption and is attacked, the loyal soldier’s mind spins after his touch of a sacred tree awakens the dormant spirit of a three-thousand-year-old protector. But he fears he has failed after the crown prince accuses him of treason and orders his execution…Fleeing the city, Jerrol is stunned when the goddess appears to him, appoints him captain of her warriors, and charges him with a quest to find artifacts that can save the realm. And as he runs into danger and more betrayals, the steadfast hero discovers a rare g...