Sylvia shares her upcoming book from the Undying Love Series where she explores the many facets of God's love

Having struggled with severe Post-Partum Depression, including unrealistic fear episodes, Calletia found herself in a dungeon of despair. Medical professionals tried helping with medications and other remedies, which only temporarily assisted her, before the darkness would creep in once again. Eventually she decided to self-heal by investing time in the Word and the presence of God. As she committed to this process, the breakthrough manifested that produced healing and restoration of self and sanity. This devotional will help you discover 1) the path to peace and freedom from fear, 2) the power of intimacy with God to overcome brokenness, 3) the power to take action to create healing of the inner man and so much more. In the Shelter of The Most High is a celebration of the ability and commitment of God to keep us secure and in perfect peace, in our most difficult times. May you find peace for your soul in the shelter of the Most High God.

A LIGHT ON THE HORIZON IS A HEARTWARMING TALE OF FAITH, FRIENDSHIP, AND RESILIENCE.

In the small coastal town of Oceanview, Jenny Scott struggles to find her place after moving with her family. But when she meets Katie Miller, a new friendship begins to blossom. As the new school year starts, Jenny finds comfort in her deepening bond with Katie. However, not everyone is as welcoming, and Jenny becomes the target of bullying by a group of antagonistic students.

With Katie by her side, Jenny summons the courage to confront her tormentors. Through their shared struggles, Jenny and Katie prove that true friendship can overcome any challenge of division.

AT MIDNIGHT: On the threshold of light

Is darkness really the absence of light? Midnight is a time of great spiritual activity. It is also a season of life that we experience. Sylvia explores this fascinating time from the natural and spiritual experience and biblical concepts regarding this time. Going through some midnight experiences? This small but powerful book will change your perspectives on the darkness you experience from time to time.

An award-winning STANDALONE novel.
With no name, no home, and no memory, she can only answer to the name given to her—Hope. When she wakes up in the hospital pregnant and suffering from amnesia, her only refuge is in the home of a benevolent Christian woman she calls Aunt Ruby.

Aunt Ruby's nephew Daniel has seen his fair share of betrayal, and, after all he's been through, there's no way he's allowing a pregnant stranger to complicate their lives. But with each passing day, Daniel finds fewer grounds for suspicion and more reasons to be intrigued.

With no warning, an unthinkable tragedy draws the trio and their friends closer to each other and to God. Many questions remain unanswered, though, until a handsome stranger shows up, ready to claim the mystery woman.

Author of MY UNBELIEVABLE JOURNEY: The Pain Behind My Smile - now takes us on a journey with her new book - MY JOURNEY THROUGH GRACE. In this deeply personal account, Rosemarie opens up about her formidable challenges and the strength she discovered to overcome them. Her reflective voice guides us through
past and present with grace, revealing how each struggle shaped her
into the person she is today. This is a story of courage and hope,
inviting readers to experience her victories and to share in her
journey.

Lona Denese Isaacs is a native of St. Elizabeth, Jamaica who now resides in Kingston, where she is an active member of the Fellowship Tabernacle Church. She serves in the Greeters’ Ministry and is a Cluster Leader, as well as a member of the Executive and Management teams of the church’s South Community. In her local community she serves as the Public Relations Officer of the Cooreville Gardens Strata Association.
Her purpose is to help, encourage and motivate others and this she does through writing and sharing devotionals and inspirational articles, as well as offering prayer, counselling and support to those with whom she comes in contact. She lives by the mantra ‘If I can help somebody as I pass along, then my living shall not be in vain.’
A trained Librarian, Lona has worked at the Jamaica Library Service, the Jamaica Information Service and the Attorney General’s Chambers. She is currently employed as a Legislative Editor in the Office of the Parliamentary Counsel, a Department of the Ministry of Legal and Constitutional Affairs. She is the holder of a Bachelor of Arts Degree in English and a Masters in Library and Information Studies from the University of the West Indies. She is currently pursuing a Certificate in Paralegal Studies at the Paralegal Training Institute in Kingston.
In her spare time Lona enjoys, reading, writing, watching sports and listening to music. She is the owner of the Faith and Life Blog the and author of two books, Memorial Stones: Testimonies of God’s Faithfulness and Provision in Times of Need (Vols 1&2). In addition, she is a contributing author to the Life and Godliness E-Devotional Series, Volume 2, which was published in June 2024.
For more information, visit her at https://lonadeewrites.com.

Join Elsa Mullings as she shares over 25 minutes of insights from her three books—The ART of Prayer, Poems of Inspiration, and Dismantle Those Idols—along with an exclusive look at her upcoming release, Divine Marriage.

Author's Bio:
In the book "Broken Glass Still Reflects Light," author Shauntai Burke shares her personal story of going from a place of brokenness to finding hope and redemption. She talks about her own struggles and provides practical advice for anyone looking for healing and forgiveness.

Using heartfelt stories and practical tips, Shauntai shows how God's love can change lives. She encourages readers to be open about their own struggles, find strength in their weaknesses, and take the necessary steps to become who God has called them to be.

This book is like a guidebook for finding wholeness. It offers hope and guidance for those who are going through tough times. As you read, you'll see the amazing power of God's grace and how you can change your life's direction, even when you feel broken.

"Broken Glass Still Reflects Light" reminds us that we can always find redemption. It's a book that anyone seeking healing, forgiveness, and a deeper understanding of God's transforming power should read.

Through her compelling new book release, "Broken Glass Still Reflects Light," Shauntai courageously shares her personal battles and the valuable wisdom she gained along the way. Shauntai's story serves as a powerful testament to the transformative power of God's love, offering hope, guidance, and a deeper connection with faith to those seeking healing and forgiveness in their own lives.

Book Information:
Dive into my raw and vulnerable story as I share my triumph over brokenness and offer practical wisdom and heartfelt guidance for those seeking healing.

Author's Bio:
Althea Reid is the author of health and wellness books that focus on herbalism, and period pain. These include Common Jamaican Ethnomedicinal Plants, Period Pain A Simple Guide for Relief, and My Period Journal.

RAISING NATHAN AGAINST ALL ODDS: Discovering the Blessings, Joy, and Purpose in Raising a Child with Disabilities immerses readers in the heartfelt journey of Christine Staple-Ebanks and her family. Faced with her son's diagnosis of cerebral palsy and a prognosis of a fifty-fifty chance of surviving childhood, Christine and her family navigate the emotional terrain of understanding Nathan’s disabilities, embracing his special needs, and making the courageous choice to love him unconditionally and defy the odds.

Christine's down-to-earth, conversational style draws readers in as the book reveals the often hidden, real emotional aspects of day-to-day life on this journey. It showcases her relentless determination to navigate their circumstances with honesty and authenticity. Skillfully and insightfully, the book highlights the systemic inadequacies in medical and social perspectives on disability in both Jamaica and the United States, advocating for inclusion, integration, and the rights of individuals with disabilities.

Another unique aspect of this book is its focus on the whole family. You'll gain insights from Christine's perspective and her husband, Nathan, and his siblings. This holistic view, rarely seen in discussions about disability, underscores the profound impact on everyone involved.

Each chapter concludes with practical lessons and positive takeaways, making it a valuable resource for parents, families, professionals, and the wider community. Christine offers a blueprint for support, showing how knowledge, communication, and deep faith in God can strengthen and unite a family.

Raising Nathan Against All Odds: Discovering the Blessings, Joy, and Purpose in Raising a Child with Disabilities won the prestigious March 2024 International Impact Book Award, highlighting its profound impact and the crucial need to amplify the voices of families and individuals with disabilities. This book is a call to action, conveying a message of abiding faith, unconditional acceptance, resilience, purpose, and joy. It offers insights and encouragement for families navigating similar challenges, helping them see the beauty in their journey and reminding them that they are not alone.

I'M JUST LIKE YOU BUT DIFFERENT: A story about living with cerebral palsy

This engaging and delightful book is based on a true-life experience and shares the inspiring story of friendship, inclusion, and belonging that transformed the life of Nathan, a Jamaican kindergartener with cerebral palsy, and his classmates. It invites young readers into an important conversation about differences, teaching acceptance, empathy, and what it truly means to be a friend to a child with special needs. Perfect for children aged 4-8, this book is a warm, compassionate, and uplifting guide for teaching young children about understanding and supporting others with disabilities.

Join us for our FEATURE INTERVIEW with Jayson Downer as we discuss and hear him read from his book FATHERING BEHIND BARS. 

In his own words:

Yes, Fathering is a cause for rehabilitation! So many children with incarcerated fathers struggle due to the obvious reason for their absence, and so many incarcerated fathers want to maintain their father/child relationship despite the obvious limitation. Guess what? It's more than possible!!