The Author, The Story, The Book

Reflections Of A Quiet Storm
Patricia A. Bridewell

As CEO and owner of a new nursing registry, Pauline Bridges is striving to reach the height of success, and then unexpectedly tragedy strikes. After a near fatal automobile accident, she climbs from the wreckage unscathed. Shortly thereafter, God begins to reveal her past. Chronicled in a series of stories, her life unfolds through a long journey; a pathway that unveils many secrets that not even her children had been told. Memories, dreams and flashbacks of her mother's abuse at the hands of her stepfather, a rape during adolescence, her brother's stormy lifestyle, and the agony of a marriage that was destroyed by her ex-husband, Naman's infidelity and substance abuse, all return to torment her. Read more about Reflections of a Quiet Storm, by Author Patricia Bridewell at her site

It's Finally Here, Flaherty's Crossing

From Pacific Northwest's award-winning author Kaylin McFarren comes a powerful novel, Flaherty's Crossing, about love, loss, and the power of forgiveness...

Visit Author Kaylin McFarren at her site for further information and how to order this exciting new novel.

With God's Favor All Things Are Possible

Mission Possible is a "must have" book for any woman who is married to a man who does not share her passion for Jesus... This short book is an "easy read", but has much to say. You will refer back to it over and over again...We now offer a unique Christian book that challenges the reader to "live out your faith" day by day. This "life changing" book is one you will not want to put down... This mission is one in which you, the reader, will walk through the process of one women's quest to reach her husband for Christ. From Alabaster Box Publishing

Love Is The Greatest Of All Gifts

Mat 5:44 But I say unto you, Love your enemies, bless them that curse you, do good to them that hate you, and pray for them which despitefully use you, and persecute you;

Loving, Serving And Following Jesus (John 21)

‘Fishers of men’ (Matthew 4:19) - Set your goals lower than this, and you will take others with you. Together, you will discover the emptiness of life without Christ at its centre - ‘they caught nothing’(3). Note the contrast between the self-centered life (5) and the Christ-centered life (6, 8, 11). Loving, serving and following Jesus - These are the most important things in life (15-17, 22). Don’t look over your shoulder at someone else - ‘Lord, what about this man?’(21). Let it be personal - Jesus says, ‘Do you love Me?’(15-17). He asked Peter, ‘Do you love me more than these?’(15) - more than you love these other disciples, more than these other disciples love Me, more than your boats, nets and fishes? Look back and ask yourself, ‘Do I love Jesus more than I did a year ago?’