Brian Earon Lawrence is a former U.S. Marine Corps infantryman, devoted husband, father, grandfather, and founder of Kingdom Purpose Ministry. As a longtime water well pump technician, his life has been shaped by perseverance, faith, and real-world experience—qualities that shine through in his writing. Beginning his writing journey in the mid-1990s as an outdoor columnist in central Arizona, Brian developed a storytelling style that blends heartfelt personal testimony, biblical truth, and refreshing humor. Through his books, he encourages readers to deepen their relationship with Jesus Christ while discovering hope, purpose, and joy through life's everyday adventures.
Dr. Daunter’s The Quantum Life, There Is A Better Way to Live is a SOUL SURVIVAL book and facilitates an inner revolution. Consensual reality is an illusion she declares further. Read this book only if you are willing to risk excessive self-awareness and an uncontrollable urge to break free from the chains of orthodoxy! This book is mind bending and “will cause you to question whether your toast is plotting its next move” remarked one reader. Dr. Daunter masterfully and skillfully merges quantum physics with metaphysical awakening. As one reader stated, “It is cerebral spiritual detonation! You've written what feels like The Power of Now went on a blind date with The Alchemist and they invited The Untethered Soul to third-wheel the conversation.”
Hello! My name is Bob Rood, Pen name R.S. Rood, author of "Don't Feed The Ducks It Makes Them Dependent". I was born and raised in a small town near the Canadian Border, north of Seattle. My dad raised us 5 kids on storytelling. We told stories "in the round", picking up the story where another left off. As a senior pastor, storytelling skills came in very handy in teaching and preaching. I am always very moved by the "Greatest Story Ever Told". That is my motivation...to write delightful stories with deeper meaning and purpose, so that someone reading them might be brightened and stirred.
Tedi Tuttle is an award-winning author and storyteller from rural Idaho whose books celebrate resilience, faith, family, and hope. Inspired by true events, she has written heartfelt memoirs, inspiring children's books, and historical fiction, including A Whisper of Springtime: Jason's Heart Transplant Miracle, Danny is Different: Triumphant, and JOSEPH: Based on King Tut the Musical. A mother of nine and grandmother of six, Tedi is passionate about creating timeless stories that inspire readers of all ages. She lives in Utah with her husband and their border doodle, Einstein, while continuing to write and illustrate the many stories still waiting to be shared.
I am Carol Mayhue, my journey started when I was a kid. Yes as a kid I was sexually abused. I noticed as time went into my adult life and becoming a parent myself. I realized sexual abuse was a secret and no one wanted to talk about it. For my healing, protection of my kids, and every child that I can reach, I decided to tell a sexual abuse story. I pray after reading this story and sharing it with your children it becomes a topic to touch on in their household as it was mine. My prayer is to put the knowledge out there, sharing the knowledge. Knowing that what is yours is yours, no means no, and tell someone that you can trust. If this is or did happen to you or someone you know. Love,
I had been born in Iasi Romania in October 22,1955 into a mark, right-minded, highbrow, and law-abiding family who had given me an old-hat education. I was brought up to love and respect homoserines, encompassing me and helping out underprivileged homoserines. I 've had graduated Highschool in August 1974 in Iasi Romania. My family and I booked to the United States in January 21,1976. I've had graduated Bachelor of Science in civil engineering from the Polytechnic Institute of New York, a five-star University on June 4,1981. I had become U.S. Citizen on August 4, 1981. I've had graduated Magna Cum Laude in Master of Science in Civil Engineering from the Polytechnic Institute of New York on June 3, 1982.
I have been a loner since I was four years old, when my mother left my brother Mark and me at Sunnyhill Orphanage, where we were separated. Suddenly deprived of everyone I loved, I faced frightening and lonely nights. I cried for love, but instead of comfort, I was punished and left with lasting emotional scars. At forty-five, I found myself in an ICU with a massive blood clot in my lungs, a condition I was told few people survive. I was warned not to get out of bed, yet I took three steps to the toilet. Those three steps became a turning point, forcing me to face the truth about my life. I realized that the person I loved did not respect me, and without respect, there can be no lasting love. Facing the truth became the beginning of change. Today, as a Personal Life Coach, I share my experiences through books and coaching, helping others overcome adversity, face difficult truths, and create lives that work for them.
Carolyn Virginia Parnell was born in Selma, Alabama, and raised by her maternal grandmother. She has been a longtime resident of Washington State, where she has devoted her life to writing and serving her community. Carolyn published her first book, Still My Tremblin’ Soul, in 2005. Beyond writing, she has made a meaningful impact through more than forty years of community service. She served on a mental health board for twenty-three years and as a hospital commissioner for eighteen years. Carolyn also volunteered in three schools and helped establish a community center, creating activities that supported youth and families. Her dedication to encouraging young people and promoting positive change has earned her several awards. Grateful for her journey and blessings, Carolyn continues to write and follow her creative imagination.
Our book, Divorce 101: For Parents with Minor Children, aims to help parents navigate separation and divorce while prioritizing their children’s emotional well-being. Drawing from our personal experiences with divorce and Deborah’s professional background as a mediator in Florida and Maryland, we provide practical guidance for building healthier family relationships after separation. Through our previous Healthy Divorce series and this new book, we emphasize the importance of maintaining both parents’ involvement in their children’s lives. We believe that shared or joint custody allows children to maintain meaningful relationships with both parents, even when they live in separate households. We also highlight that parental conflict, rather than divorce itself, can cause significant harm to children. Our book is divided into three main sections. The first covers 26 chapters addressing topics such as fathers’ roles in the family, co-parenting versus parallel parenting, family well-being, and protecting children from conflict and abuse. The second section explains divorce mediation and provides a link to help readers understand the process. The final section contains a comprehensive parenting plan template with 27 chapters covering separation planning, financial responsibilities, tax credits, court requirements, and maintaining family relationships after divorce. Our goal is to equip parents with practical knowledge and resources to navigate divorce responsibly while keeping their children’s needs, stability, and well-being at the forefront of every decision.