The 2nd Edition of Beyond the Valley is available now! ORDER HERE What Makes the No Eye Has Seen Story Unique? Lydia’s Isolation. Imagine the only world you’ve ever known included just you and a single parent? That parent is the only other human you’ve interacted with and you’ve had no choice but to believe all their reasoning about your existence and your purpose? Lydia’s Innocence. In our present age, we are bombarded by
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Book Review: Burning Sky
Burning Sky by Lori Benton My rating: 5 of 5 stars Authentic in both historical details and deeply rooted characters set in late 1700s New York, author Lori Benton delivers a visual and emotional journey for readers. After several years of living in captivity with the Mohawk people, the woman who was called Burning Sky returns to her homestead and white heritage near the settlement of Shiloh, New York. Divided
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Book Review: Out of the Ruins
Out of the Ruins by Karen Barnett My rating: 4 of 5 stars With a perfect combination of historical detail and unique characters, Karen Barnett brought life to early 1900s San Francisco. Amid personal tragedy, the 1906 earthquake forces Abby Fischer to face her fears and take risks she never thought she would. I was on the edge of my seat, up late night after night while slowly reading through
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New Year, Old Purpose
The past several months my energy and writing focus have been zeroed in on my recipe and diet resource guide for CSID. Though I am honored to help many families around the world and find the need to make healthy and digestive-friendly cooking a priority in my home— my true passion for writing is inspirational fiction. So with the New Year just days away, I am ready to take on
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From “No Eye Has Seen”, Draft 1
As I begin to work on my fiction projects for the first time in nearly five years, I will be posting glimpses of my inspirational fiction novel. The following is an excerpt from what is currently chapter 11 in my work titled “No Eye Has Seen.” I will be posting the complete synopsis shortly after the New Year… CHAPTER ELEVEN The days seemed to go by much faster