Dr. Mary Neal, author of To Heaven and Back, appeared on “The 700 Club” for an interview regarding her near-death experience. Click here to read about her story, and here to watch the interview.
Publisher’s Weekly introduced the new title of Most Reluctant Bestselling Author, awarding it to Dr. Mary Neal, author of bestseller To Heaven and Back. Read here to find out more about Dr. Mary Neal’s near-death experience and her subsequent mission to give hope and inspiration to others.
Dr. Neal’s incredible story has become a #1 New York Times bestseller. Read more of Mary remarkable book here in the special sneak peek of chapter 9, in which Mary talks about the kayaak adventure in Chile, which ultimately led to her death.
Dr. Mary Neal, author of To Heaven and Back, interviewed on the “Today Show.” Go here to listen to Mary Neal describe her life-changing kayaking accident, heaven, angels, and life again.
Trevin is on a quest for the king, but his heart is set on winning the princess. As he battles his greatest fears from within and without, will the truth he discovers about himself be enough to win both honor and love?
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What others are saying about Sigmund Brouwer:
“Speculative Christian fiction is rare, and Brouwer does it with
the skills of an episodic storyteller that make a reader wonder when the
movie is coming out.” —Publishers Weekly
You might like Sigmund Brouwer if you liked: Adam by Ted Dekker
and This Present Darkness by Frank Peretti.
What others are saying about Breath of Angel:
“This lusciously written fantasy has it all: epic battles, earthbound
angels, immortal humans, and a bright, engaging heroine. Henley’s
young priestess turned- warrior is forced to put her past together like
a jigsaw puzzle with pieces so sharp they cut. Her story is nearly impossible
to forget, so readers will be eager for more!”
—Louise Hawes, author of Black Pearls: a Faerie
Strand, AAUW
Juvenile Literature Award nominee
You might like Karyn Henley if you liked: Waterfall by Lisa
T. Bergren and The Light of Eidon by Karen Hancock.
What others are saying about The Dragons of Chiril:
“Donita K. Paul never fails to satisfy the imagination and delight
the soul. In this book, she takes us beyond the boundaries of her beloved
DragonKeeper chronicles and opens up vast new realms of wonder. The adventure
of Tipper, the sculptor’s daughter, will strike a responsive chord
in the heart of every reader who has ever faced a seemingly impossible
challenge.This is fantasy that truly illuminates reality!” —Jim
Denney, author of the Timebenders series
You might like Donita K. Paul if you liked: Raising Dragons
by Bryan Davis and By Darkness Hid by Jill Williamson.
What others are saying about Kathleen Y'Barbo: “Kathleen
Y’Barbo has written a high-spirited novel about the kind of woman
we’d all like to be: spunky, creative, witty—and a good shot.”
—Diann Mills, author of A Woman Called Sage
You might like Kathleen Y'Barbo if you liked: Deep in the Heart of
Trouble by Deeanne Gist, Whirlwind by Cathy Marie Hake,
and Walker's Wedding Day by Lori Copeland.
Night Owl Reviews gives author Karyn Henley’s Breath of Angel Five Stars! Click here to read the review. Henley is also highlighted in Night Owl’s author interviews. To find out more about Karyn and what inspires her to write, click here.