Christian Fiction

Angels Charge Over Thee is a fictional story; however, fiction also intertwines with reality. The scriptures are real and God is real! We all need to love one another unconditionally and put our lives in order. Remember God shall be first in our lives, if we can do this our journey here on this earth will have a bounty of blessings, less stress, and protection from our Heavenly Father. Read his words, stay in the Bible, and if you are looking for a sense of direction God will guide you through whatever you are dealing with in life. Trust him and stand on his words, he will never fail you. However, you must clean up all the sin in your life; we all know what is right and what is wrong.

This is a Christian faith based book about a teenage girl who leaves home after high school graduation. She joins her boyfriend and his band traveling through Alaska to earn money for college tuition.

Things don’t turn out the way she expected. She discovers she has to grow up and make a new plan for her life.

You will love the characters and adventures she encounters in her search for happiness.

When Ann approached the front entrance she suddenly felt uneasy, and a sense of foreboding came over her. She actually hesitated to turn the door knob, pausing a moment to weigh this strange feeling she had. This is ridiculous, it’s just a beauty parlor, she thought. The moment passed and she turned the knob and stepped inside.

A shalom zone is a place where Kingdom peace is invited to reign on purpose. Join Grace Sonata and friends as they follow the leadership of the Holy Spirit in declaring their town a shalom zone, and overcome the dragon by the blood of the Lamb.

An exceptional grassroots American novel. Back to the Badlands is an American short story based on a real life experience. After earning a degree from a prestigious Big Ten University, the main character faces a hostile world and an ever-changing American society. He searches his mind and his will in an attempt to find happiness, but he soon realizes that his dreams are inherently native. He confronts the plight of the Native American Sioux Indians which might in the end be his own fate too, until he meets Mary. This book has resemblances to Graham Greene’s 1940 novel, The Power and the Glory.

Grace Patrol is a fictional account of God teaching “normal” Christians how to exercise Kingdom authority to minister His undeserved favor to their neighborhoods. Enjoy the thrill of seeing grace reign through righteousness to reverse the effects of evil.

The Holy Spirit was sent to groom the church, to mentor her in Kingdom protocol, and teach her how to respond to life from a Kingdom perspective. The Mentor displays for us a series of journal entries and events which portray the up close and personal interaction of the Holy Spirit in the life of Grace Sonata and other ‘normal’ Christians in the last days. As you read, you will recognize the signs and symptoms of the awakening that is upon them, and you will find yourself hungry to experience the intimate fellowship to which every believer is called. Deep is calling unto deep, and nothing will ever be the same.

Honesty And Grace, The Deep Well Cleanser

This book is different. It is mixed with facts and my imagination as we consider what was in the Samaritan woman’s well. We will look at some things that most of us, at one time or another, have experienced, whether married or unmarried.

Her well was deep and she knew it. It was so full of disappointment, failure, and discouragement that she could not draw up a drop of hope from it. Jesus met her in her need, just as he meets us in our need and offers his grace to enable us to clean all the stuff out of our well that is causing us to lose hope.

No doubt she had been able to keep the lid on her well so no one could smell the stench of the stuff she had in it, but God knows the secrets of our heart and he wanted to put life giving water in her well. He said, “The water I give him will become in him a spring of water welling up to eternal life.” (John 4:14b).

It was after she was honest that pure, clean, life giving water began to replace the stuff that had clogged her well. We find her going back to her home town to tell its residents about it. Notice who she told: the men. Perhaps she had never had a man to show her such respect as Jesus had. I can see her walking with a spring in her step, her head held high, and her self-esteem rising as she neared the edge of town.

That’s what happens when we accept God’s grace. Grace is: favor, or kindness shown without regard to the worth or merit of the one who receives it, and in spite of what that same person deserves. If there is anything stored in your well that is keeping you from having life giving water flowing from it, Christ offers that same grace to you, to each of us.

My hope is that you will allow the Holy Spirit to reveal to you anything that needs to be cleaned out of the well inside of you, so the pure water of life can flow freely in, and through you to others.

The Temple of Dry Bones challenges Christians and non-Christians alike to embrace the reality of the church. Though there is no perfect church, many have a false sense of this reality. The Temple of Dry Bones allows you to see the authenticity of the people in the church from the pulpit to congregation, and it gives insight into God’s will for His church.

What can I say about these Ladies?

Hilariously funny, transparent, loving, thankful, grateful and with faith, they are quite encouraging….

A refreshing group of real sisters, who are uplifting even with all their drama. Yes, each sister is definitely unique in her own way.

Cynthia is a divorce attorney who now needs help saving her own marriage.

Bernadette has money and the material things, along with a socialite status to go along with it. All she needs now is for her husband, the new police commissioner to stop being unfaithful to her.

Tracie is a young single educated entrepreneur, to her surprise finds out she’s pregnant. She’s also in love with Mr. Wrong or could he turn out to be Mr. Right, the God fearing husband that she’s been waiting for.

Keisha confesses to her husband, which could mean the end of their marriage or will he forgive her for betraying him?

Kiki is faced with a life threatening situation and doesn’t know what she will do now?