Christian Fiction

You may find yourself in Fannie’s daily journey...

The Journey Continues with My Heavenly Father is a story about a middle-aged Christian woman, Fannie, who loves the heavenly Father and helping others with all her heart, mind and soul. She has dedicated her life to serve and adhere to the heavenly Father’s rules.

Fannie shares stories of people she has met along the way, and how the heavenly Father blesses her to be an open vessel for others to do His will. She believes, no matter what trial or troubles one may go through; past, present or future, always trust in God.

Most of all, Fannie’s faith and trust in God are what strengthens the Holy Spirit that lives within her. In the Bible, Hebrews 11:1 - Now faith is being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see.

When you begin to praise and worship God, His word, He promises not to abandon, and will supply all your needs according to His riches in glory.

So come and join Fannie on this spiritual journey. Be a blessing for others when you discover your gifts and talents.

Brandy Phillips has one of the greatest singing voices ever. People come to church for one reason – to hear her sing. Everything changes when she auditions for a TV singing show.

Vanessa Carlson and Dennis Davis have been best friends since the ages of six and seven. At their senior year of high school they both start falling in love with each other. The problem is that Vanessa is going to a college in a different state.

Jody Clark is dating rock n’ roll star Derek Perkylinski of the band On A Mission. Their relationship is great, but the one problem is that Derek is always on the road or recording another CD.

When someone betrays us, or does something bad, we immediately want payback. What happens when payback does not come on our terms? We go crazy.

17-18 year old Daniel feels your pain. His dad is the nicest guy in the world, and gets taken advantage of all the time - especially by his sister and brother-in-law. It is no different in high school for Daniel. His high school is like a popularity contest. If you are part of the popular crowd, then you get away with anything. If you are like Daniel, who is not in the crowd, then you get blamed for everything.

After a bad car accident, Daniel gets powers to pay people back. Let the adventures begin.

This is an inspiring story about two young men who found a way to triumph over their differences. The conflict between Frankie Molt and Glen Spence began with a simple childhood marble game and the conflict continued into adulthood. They found it difficult to forgive and leave their past differences behind, but Molly Decker gave herself an assignment: find a way to get each young man to see his value and to believe he was special in a unique way. She was one to finish whatever she started, as Frankie and Glen discovered. Her gentle ways, laced with determination, brought about a change that put them on a path that would lead them to find love.

Included in the book are many Biblical principles that, if practiced, can help one live a fulfilled and joyful life.

Five Alive - The major earthquake so long predicted just could not happen, but it did. Within a very short time frame, the Pacific coastline changed from California to Nevada. It was quick and powerful and brought a disaster such as mankind had never witnessed before. All major news sources were reporting, “no survivors” and “the sea has swallowed up the dead” and “the end is near”. Well, if James Oliver Thomas (Jot) had heard those reports he would have disagreed because he and his dog were very much alive. At fourteen years of age he was cast into the role of elder when Bubba, the lab, guided him to the locations of four younger children. How could five young children, lone survivors, cope????? With God of course!!!!!

Dream Catcher - The truth is, the I AM of all creation is the Dream Catcher and when you trust that to be so, he catches the evil and either eliminates it or turns it to good.

Mad Martian monks from the distant past, a secret weapon that saves its enemies, a rogue operative who felt he deserved the world, Armageddon fought with primitive weapons, and a new Eden on earth, this is but the backdrop of a spiritual sci-fi story that seeks not only to explore man’s complex relationship with God but also to unlock the very real spiritual longings of the human soul, all thru the eyes of an alien outsider. The author, as can be guessed from the pages within, is passionate about the environment, gay rights, the pro-life movement, and most of all, God himself. He is happily married with two wonderful children and is thankful every day for his many blessings. His books are meant to promote religious tolerance, democratic ideals, and individualism, all as a way to further explore, expand and challenge religious and moral norms, and when feasible, to provide a fresh and alternate perspective to age-old truths.

Blind Faith: A Fall from Grace, is a story of a man who struggles with God’s will for his life and his own desire to sing secular music; torn between the two he chooses to follow his dreams. He finds himself unarmed in the fight of his life, though he faces the adversary’s attacks, God’s grace and mercy covered him through it all. The consequences of his actions caused him to be subjected to some agonizing times in his life that also affects his family. A failed marriage and the death of his daughter are two trials he faces. Although Blind Faith: A Fall from Grace is a fictional story, it gives insight into the will of God and the will of man and what could occur when man ignores God for his own self-serving pleasure.

Recurring graffiti on a church and a New Age shop put the pastor in league with the shop owner as they try together to track down the culprit in Tocksville, a small town in Pennsylvania’s Pocono Mountains undergoing a major social change as it becomes a bedroom community for New York City. The pastor’s friendship with the New Age shop owner and the church youth group’s involvement and subsequent experimentations with a Ouija board polarize the congregation and plunge it into conflict. Other local clergy lend their support to the pastor. The assistance of Tocksville’s own chief of police is compromised because his son is a suspect not cleared until he’s almost fatally attacked in the drug hang-out on the wooded hill between the church and shop, a “locked room” situation under the youth group’s surveillance. Finally, at a congregational meeting called to address the congregational polarization and conflict, a member of the youth group realizes there are enough clues to solve the “locked room” problem, identify the graffiti writer, and help to quiet the congregation down until the next mystery occurs.

A simple, but inspiring story about a man who had to make a choice: move from his farm or continue to live in seclusion with his son and forfeit the chance for a better life for both of them.

Clifford Molt was a man with a strong faith in God. He knew what it was to earn his living by the sweat of his brow. He loved working the land. He had little formal education. Life was his school for learning. His social world was small. He rarely ventured beyond the boundaries of his small acreage, but when a lady knocked on his door, informing him that his young son needed to learn in a classroom, his world began to change. The year was 1944, before the country schools and city schools consolidated. After Frankie finished eighth grade, moving from the farm was Clifford’s only option if his son were to further his education, but, could he break a promise that he had made?

Casey is given a second chance after purposely poisoning John’s horse and framing Jessica. She is expected to volunteer two days a week at Charity’s handicapped riding program and work as a teller at a bank to earn the money to pay for vet bills. Casey is appalled at the thought of working with the children. Instead of seeing her new responsibilities as an opportunity to avoid incarceration, Casey sees it as a prison without walls. Casey uses her cunningness to attempt escaping her predicament instead of changing and taking responsibility for her actions. Despite Charity’s encouragement and the attentions of Charity’s handsome right hand man, Timothy, Casey fights with all her might to escape her situation. When her selfishness almost destroys Jessica and Kyle, Casey decides it’s time for a change only to find no one can trust her. Is it too late to have a lasting relationship with anyone? When she makes the decision to stop hurting others and trying to help she realizes changing on the outside without change on the inside is a very frustrating place to be.