Christian Fiction

Today there is unprecedented interest in the end times. Scientists admit that a meteor almost hit the earth. Citizens are concerned for their safety and our future. In this fast-paced, page-turning novel, The End of the Age portrays the real possibility that a world-wide catastrophe will trigger pro...

A New York City-born and bred woman Fayola Wilson, receives a phone call telling her that her grandmother has passed away and left her some property. The only problem is that the property is not in New York and she must live on it five years before it will be free and clear which is something she is unwilling to do.

Why did Cain commit the first murder?
Did all twelve really go through the Promised Land?
The day the sun stood high for twenty-four hours.
Judge, Jury… Executioner.
Death at the hands of a woman.
Elijah mocks the followers of Baal.
A queen’s love of God’s chosen people.
Handwriting on the wall.
Satan’s attacks upon Job.
Three days in the belly of a fish.
A weary traveler on the road to death.
My neighbor’s keeper.
Lazarus, come forth!
Was Judas a friend or foe?
Barabbas’s sorrow.
Greed and it’s just rewards.
Evangelizing the lost and hellbound.
Legalism within the church.
A changed man with a changed attitude.
Writing From The Isle – The last years of the last disciple.

Imagine a bookstore where particular books speak among themselves.
Imagine books in this same bookstore longing to be bought and studied.
Imagine books with less-than-honorable words meant to sway readers in the wrong direction.
Imagine two families affected by this same bookstore without even knowing each other.

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Imagine the most prominent book is the Holy Bible.

Izzy, a mother nearing the end of her life, looks back over the loss of her husband, their four children, and their mysterious lives before their unfortunate deaths. Izzy Forrester, now living in an assisted living center, tells her close friend about the deaths of her husband right as his career as a pastor was touching so many lives. Izzy tells of the deaths of her children who all died after living lives so different, lives filled with mystery, from the ones Izzy and her husband envisioned for them.

Despite her misgivings, Fayola travels to the farm and is amazed to find that certain things have changed in the deep south. People interact with her, she discovers her grandmother was well liked by Blacks and whites alike and there’s something else…