Breaking Bondage
to Biscuits

Divas of Damascus Road
Were it not for the wedding of her beloved aunt Gloria, Dianne would never have returned to Dentonville. She has been gone for twenty years and even that can't erase the terrible pain of her early life as the child of a drug-addicted and mentally ill mother. Being blamed as a child for the death of her baby sister, Shannon, she has grown up with a broken spirit and shattered heart that has led her all too often into the beds of "bought" men she barely knows. But Dianne isn't the only woman running from her past. Her younger cousins, Yolanda and Regina, whom Dianne thinks of as sisters, struggle with their own demons: one remains trapped by an eating disorder and the other is paralyzed with fear at the thought of an intimate relationship with a man. It is easy to blame Dianne's schizophrenic mother, Joyce Ann, for all of their problems. However, it is Gloria, the most trusted and seemingly stable member of the family, who harbors the most devastating and life-altering secrets of all.
Boaz Brown
What if the right man is the "wrong" color?
In her debut novel, Boaz Brown, Michelle Stimpson pulls from her roots as a native Texan and a self-proclaimed church brat to take a poignant look at the ugly truth about racism in the African-American community. It forces Christians of all races to re-examine their roles in the continued perpetuation of segregation and discrimination in the more private areas of daily life. As the main character, LaShondra Smith, finds herself falling in love with a man of a different race, she must grapple with the racist attitudes of friends and family - as well as her own strongly held beliefs.
Breaking Bondage to Biscuits
Newsflash: deliverance is a full-time job, particularly when it comes to destructive habits that overlap with legitimate needs like eating. Members of your church or organization will be more productive through joining Michelle in rediscovering the source of the daily cycle of defeat, pointing to our Lord and Savior as the answer to a battle that millions face anew every morning. Learn how to walk in the habit of deliverance through examining motives, identifying lies from our adversary, and combating those lies with the truth of Gods' word.
Trouble In My Way
Karis Reed doesn’t try to get in trouble—but, sometimes, trouble gets in the way. An unauthorized trip to a male friend’s house puts Karis at odds with her mother, a minister who is determined to make sure that Karis doesn't follow in her footsteps by getting pregnant at sixteen. Against Karis’s better judgment, she takes part in a plan to keep her social life flowing just beneath her mother’s radar.
Enter a self-proclaimed bad boy, a trifling potential stepmother, a deployed soldier, and threats to relationships with two of Karis’s best friends. When Karis’s mother finds out about the deception, she is fed up and decides that Karis may be better off living with her father. Feelings that Karis could never before articulate come to surface when she realizes that there’s nothing left to lose when you’ve lost your parents’ trust. Through a renewed faith in God’s plan for her life, Karis decides to recommit herself to living with integrity.

"Moment of Truth" Kit
One moment in time can change everything.
This collection of short stories and expository articles is intended for struggling high school readers. Kit includes lesson plans, audio versions, preview trailers, multiple-choice assesments and vocabulary guides. School districts, civic programs, and other entities working with at-risk youth will find numerous platforms for meaningful discussion and powerful reading experiences.
What Happens After I Do? The Good Stuff reveals the inside story of two marriages on the verge of divorce. Sonia is tired of raising two six-year-old twins and a thirty-something-year-old husband. Adrian couldn’t love her husband Daryll more if she tried, but he seems more interested in making money than babies. These two women are heartbroken and ready to call it quits when a common friend, Miss Irma, invites them to a prayer group. They discover marriage is more than a wedding – it’s a lifetime of compromise, patience, and forgiveness. But Adrian didn’t sign up for all that, and Sonia is busy eyeing another male prospect up ahead. Will help come in time to save their marriages?
If you enjoyed my first two adult novels, Boaz Brown and Divas of Damascus Road, you will certainly be blessed this good-hearted story about two women in two miserable marriages who learn the fine art of being a wife from three seasoned women of God who tell it like it T-I-Z.