Synopsis: Look to the Hills is the first book of The West Hope Trilogy, which takes place in the beautiful green hills of Pennsylvania where "life hasn't changed much and there is little desire to see any change come." These folks have found a satisfactory contentment in lifelong friendships, except most of those loved ones are "passing on," leaving a group of elderly ladies quite lonely as they look up for the help that comes from the Lord. City girl, Janine Stephens, has always looked to the hills surrounding the quaint town of West Hope and wished she could learn more about the neighborhood and prayed that some day she would. Well, her prayer is about to be answered as she struggles with many changes occurring in her life. Her "perfect" world is being stirred, but she knows that the wind of the Spirit guides her way, and she is thrilled and amazed-yet troubled with unanswered questions.If you didn't find the little borough of West Hope on a map, search in your heart and join Janine on a spirit-filled journey to peace and happiness in the hills.Autobiography: Mary Jean Bonar has always been immersed in the field of music. She taught piano lessons for many years, directed church choirs, and had the amazing opportunity to train and direct (in Minneapolis) an International vocal choir of perhaps ninety members. Her expertise in handbell ringing was in demand and this led her to train others within her tri-state area; and of course she was the Handbell Director for her church. She has demonstrated her love and interest in her community by freely serving on the Board of Directors for the United Way, the Local Cemetery, and the Washington, PA Symphony Orchestra.Mary Jean is the mother of four, grandmother of seven, and great-grandmother of five. "The Beat Goes On" could be said as members of the family, near and far, continue participating in church music to this day.Mary Jean responded to words spoken by the Holy Spirit to begin writing her book. Having such a close relationship with the Lord, she recognized His call, and the story that is in your hand represents the beginning of an exciting experience for her. She says that the characters became her best friends, and the time spent with them will be cherished forever. Looking back, Mary Jean remembers she always enjoyed writing. Lately she wrote a "personal blog" nearly every day of the Christian Lenten Season to her family and friends, and when Lent came around again she sent forth a study of some of the most beloved Psalms of the Bible.
Synopsis: The Big Bite (A Saturday Adventure) is a book about a 7-year-old girl who enjoys hanging out and running errands with her dad. On her last errand, she discovered something different when they got to Grandma's house that made her realize the importance of following directions.A wonderful and funny life experience for a child who made the choice to not listen to parents' instructions. Sometimes experience is the best teacher.Autobiography: Debbie Barnett, a proud native of Oklahoma, brings a rich tapestry of life experiences to her role as a retired educator from the Oklahoma City Public Schools. Armed with a Bachelor of Science degree in Elementary Education and a minor in Music from the University of Oklahoma in Edmond, Debbie's academic foundation reflects her dedication to shaping young minds.Throughout her teaching career, Debbie drew inspiration from her childhood experiences, using them as a catalyst to impart essential values and morals in her classroom. Her commitment to instilling character and wisdom in her students has left a lasting impact on countless lives.Beyond the classroom, Debbie is a devoted wife and mother, blessed with a loving family that includes five children, twelve grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Her journey as a parent and grandparent has fueled her passion for storytelling, leading her to author two previous books, namely "The Box" and "I Love You Grandma...I Love You Too."In her literary endeavors, Debbie weaves tales that resonate with warmth, love, and timeless lessons. Her books serve as a testament to the power of storytelling to bridge generations and impart enduring values. Join Debbie on a heartfelt journey through her narratives, where each page is a testament to the enduring bonds of family, the joy of learning, and the beauty of a well-lived life.
Book Synopsis: Believe in the Cross is a continuation of Peace In Kind. Each day is another lesson in following the gifts given to me by God and Jesus Christ as I write these special words. I want the reader to imagine what music may also accompany the words as I present this gift to you. We all need to move in the direction to "love thy neighbor as thyself." A more peaceful world will ultimately be the result.¿¿Autobiography: Richard Parnes lives in Northern Virginia with his wife Mila. Writing is not just my avocation, but a spiritual journey of listening and learning to hear the words from God and Jesus Christ. I hope all can understand and comprehend my desire to allow others to let down their guard and open up to the wonders of their own spiritual paths.
Book synopsis: For many years, people have talked about how wonderful it would be if the Christmas spirit could extend into other months of the year, not the shopping and spending. Of course, but the giving, the service, and the gathering. It is about lengthening the tendency that Christmas has the cultivate a generous heart greater than any other time of the year.Autobiography: Dr. Packer while raising 5 great children and spoiling 11 grandchildren, maintained a successful dental practice for 50 years. Currently on the faculty of the University of Utah School of Dentistry. As a great teacher, he is also an avid skier, cyclist, and author. His personal values and faith have generated a love and lifestyle that understands the importance of the teachings of He whose birth we celebrate at Christmas.
Book Synopsis: Embark on a dual journey that ignites the soul and captures the essence of resilience and camaraderie in "Embers of Ambition." In the heartwarming tale of "Joey Grex," witness a young volunteer in a small community who goes beyond the call of duty for a unique cause-his personal battle against the relentless enemy: Fire. A member of the local volunteer fire department, Joey's dreams reach beyond the embers of his small town, yearning for the challenges of a larger department and the roar of colossal blazes.As the flames dance to the rhythm of ambition, discover if Joey's aspirations find success. Journey with him through the trials and triumphs, as the pages unfold the answers that will resonate long after the last chapter.Transition seamlessly into "Rudy's Southern Harmony," a poignant narrative set against the backdrop of the early 1960s South. Rudy and her confidant JB navigate the complexities of youth, finding solace and inspiration in the kindness of good people, regardless of race. The duo shares a tapestry of kindness and politeness, with the exception of JB, who stands firm against those he deems less than desirable.In this evocative saga, Rudy and JB traverse a landscape where amiable faces, both black and white, become cherished friends, while the rest draw the ire of JB, threatening to unleash his troublemaking tendencies. Witness the transformative power of friendship and the pursuit of harmony in a turbulent era.As you turn the pages, let the intertwining tales of Joey Grex and Rudy draw you into a world where ambition meets resilience, and harmony emerges from the embers of adversity.
Book synopsis: Full Moon Survivor is the follow up book to We Came In Like the Wind. A collection of poetry expressing the strength of the human spirit. This book highlights the perseverance dealing with the pandemic, the loss of life, and starting over. Each poem represents a raw organic message capturing the world in the previous few years. Autobiography: Andrea Fahselt is a make-up artist, sales and education executive and part time professor. She has been writing since a child and had her first poetry book published in 2019.
Synopsis: It is a strange time to be Black in America; a country where waking up Black can be considered a crime. Walk in the shoes of six Black men as they live through being Black in American't. Observe how they maneuver through corporate America, love, friendship, and religion, while trying to understand why America CANNOT love Black people. Their journey will make you laugh, cry, become angry, but above all else, it will make you think. Are Black people citizens of America, which loves to wave its flag and boast of the constitution, bill of rights and emancipation proclamation? Or, are Black people subhuman at the bottom of a caste system, STILL slaves in American't; this is their story, but you be the judge.
Book Synopsis: I Almost Gave Up, But Giving Up Is Not an Option Anymore! It was fascinating to think how my life appeared so well put together by so many other people, but deep down inside I knew the threads were coming apart at the seams. Several events and/or experiences of years past and present brought this notion to mind to share with family, friends, and readers the tremendous blessings of endurance. It is especially important to focus on the fact that you can be a Preacher's kid and grow up all your life in church and still find yourself in a dark place of no return. This book has been written primarily for the person who is hurting and the enemy has told them that there is no way out. It is critical for you to be aware that it is OK to feel out of touch at times, but also to know you don't have to face your fears alone. There were scriptures and stories used in this book for demonstration from the King James Version of the Bible. This book comes from the depth of my heart knowing now that we can survive our trials and tribulations one step at a time. This is not a full or complete account, but it definitely depicts a portion of the important ways God protected me and showed His Love in so Many ways even when I didn't see Him. God still specializes in things that seem impossible and can do what no other power can do. There Is Nothing In Giving Up!!! Peggie "P.J" Ingram-McPhee is a retired Social Worker; Child Abuse Investigator; Juvenile Probation Officer; Family Self-Sufficient Counselor; and Paralegal. As you can see I have had a very exciting working career full of adventure but there was still something missing from my life. It was at the end of my frustrations and hardship that I found completeness. It is my sincere wish that somehow through my story and/or reflections that others can discover the dreamer living inside of them as well.
Autobiography: Nichola Wallace lives in Eldersburg, Maryland with her husband Tony, and her son Nick. She is a teacher who enjoys traveling and spending time with her family. Many of her poems have been influenced by her visits to England and Maine. Born in Cheverly, Maryland, Nichola has lived in Colorado, Minnesota, Rhode Island, Greece, and England. She has been teaching in the Baltimore area since 1993.Julie Van Dyke lives in Las Vegas, Nevada with her Fiance Bruce. Her digital art has been endorsed by the musician Marc Almond. Front and Back cover design is credited to Ms. Van Dyke as well as the artwork for the poem "Baby Boy". All other photographs are credited to Ms. Wallace.
Book synopsis: All people are individuals with their own thoughts, ideas, and dreams. What we share are feelings-How we process them and deal with their effect. Even though our situations may differ and circumstances may have different outcomes, we all share the same emotion, love, and passion. The way we miss someone, the heartbreak of loss. They are universal that everyone can understand. Each poem I write is real, raw human emotion. The reader will be able to take my experiences and relate them to his/her own experiences.
Book Synopsis: This story was written for children who have lost someone they love through death. It is a charming story of a mother comforting her son with answers to the innocent questions of a child who has lost his father. The story is simple and direct and written in a loving, tender way. It was written with the sincere hope that it would bring peace to those who read it-even the grown-ups.Autobiography: Carol Kirk Witbeck has instructed children and teenage church groups for over 32 years. She served alongside her husband as a County 4H Youth Advisor and was employed by the Utah PTA helping to provide support to over 900 public schools. Currently she and her husband, Ned, are retired and living in their home in the beautiful mountains of Morgan Utah. Together they have two children and four grandchildren.Carol finds great joy in new creative challenges. She loves to play her flute, write a little poetry, create works of art (of various sorts) for her family and friends, do a little quilting, and showing that she tries to reflect what she steadfastly believes, she has written a beautiful song about the Savior.Like countless others, she has experienced the sorrow that follows the death of a loved one but has found solace in the understanding of a joyful reunion with them in the world to come.
Book Synopsis: The Bible can be very difficult to understand and thus here is the first volume of The Gospel of Christ Series. The Joyful Gospel of Christ. Enjoy The Bible like never before with detailed images showing how God came into the world as The Savior, Jesus Christ. Every step has been taken to ensure that it is both historically and scripturally accurate. The Bible truly is the most miraculous book ever held in human hands. Although written for lay people, this book is written so that even the most academic will not be disappointed. The Tetralogy Series is a Spiritual Journey through the Joyful introduction of Christ The King into the world, His Luminous Ministry to the people, His Sorrowful Passion and His Glorious Resurrection. Jesus took on this role for the salvation of humanity and I pray that this work will bring you, the reader, ever closer to Him.With Illustrations provided by Todd L. Thomas, this is a must have for all Christians and those considering giving their lives to God, our Creator.-Z. SchertzAuto-biography: Born in 1991 and servant of The Lord, Mr. Schertz is a Graduate of St. Edwards University in Austin, TX with a Degree in Religious and Theological Studies. Mr. Schertz is always willing, to answer the call on his life to serve The Lord in this, the time in which we live.
Autobiography: Reverend Ned Kellar is an ordained United Methodist Minister now retired and living in Merritt Island, Florida. He was born in the small town of Picayune, Mississippi in 1937. He spent the first 18 years of his life in Picayune before leaving for college. He completed his undergraduate degree in 1960 from the University of Southern Mississippi, then known as Mississippi Southern College. While in college he met and married Dorothy Dickinson. In 1960, he and his new wife moved to Atlanta, Georgia where he began work on his Master of Divinity at Candler School of Theology at Emory University. After completing his degree, he moved back to Mississippi to begin a ministry at Sandersville.Reverend Kellar is a former Executive Director of the Brevard Library Foundation in Cocoa, Florida. He currently lives with his wife in Merritt Island, Florida. He has two grown children, a son, Kent, and a daughter, Kimberly. He is the proud grandfather of two girls, Phoebe and Madison.
Book synopsis: I had fun writing these poems. I hope my readers enjoy reading them, too. They are truthful and real and from my memory and my heart as well as my head. Autobiography: Joyce Keveren has written 7 novels and one collection of short stories, and this is her fourth collection of poetry. Her books are available on Amazon and her writer's website at jkeveren.com.
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