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ALT An aesthetic collage in brilliant yellow and deep black tones with silhouetted chess pieces as one is being taken, a man in a suit with dark gloves, a bookshelf stuffed with old volumes, and a gothic cathedral lit by brilliant sun with the words "You cannot reason with a tiger when your head is in its—"
ALT The word "Mouth" is in big bold red letters at the top. The background image is of skulls and femurs, stacked into a pattern along the walls of a catacomb. The words over it read as follows: Bone snapped and crackled under the Examiner’s boots once more. “Adapt or die,” he said, the words so low redacted had to curl forward to hear. “And you refuse to adapt.”
ALT Prophet by Frank E Peretti The Malfunction Trilogy by J H Moore In the Shadow of a Sunbeam by Rachel Rowbottom The Choice by Robert Whitlow
ALT Only the Beautiful by Susan Meissner Saving Amelie by Cathy Gohlke The Giver and Gathering Blue by Lois Lowry
ALT Hi, I'm Rachel! I write Christian fiction that breaks the mold. My goal is to write books that make people think and speak up for the voiceless. With the eugenics mentality on the rise, I want to raise awareness of the value of life in all its stages. This means directly including issues like abortion in my books. Most of my writing isn't cozy, but it's always clean. The themes might be intense, but you'll always find faith, hope, and friendship too. I don't write romance, but there are adorable kids and cute animals in my books. Fun facts: I love classical music, musicals, sad WWII movies/books, and I'm Canadian!
ALT Friend of the Sea. A Christian fantasy work in progress. Post-alpha reader stage.
ALT I'm also a digital artist! My work is 100% human made-no AI! Images of a boy leaning against a tree, a women with christmas lights behind her, a gothic style portrait of a woman, a victorian style portrait of a boy, and a silhouetted man with a stained glass window behind him.
ALT In The Shadow of a Sunbeam. Christian contemporary fiction. "Words were power. A well-placed insinuation could change the course of a person's life." When Kate Hughes is assigned an article about a mother navigating divorce, she doesn't expect it to be her big break. The story she uncovers might cost her everything. Is the truth worth fighting for? Can faith guide her through the darkest shadows? For fans of Prophet by Frank Peretti, and October Baby
ALT Buzz with his hand on Woody's shoulder, explaining something. Woody looks extremely nervous
ALT Aesthetic collage in warm orange and black tones of an arched cloister, a hooded woman, cupped hands holding a votive, and the sun rising over a sea of dunes with the text "I beg forgiveness for my failings and weaknesses"
ALT An aesthetic collage in sepia and light orange tones of worn hands clasped in prayer, a woman with dark hair swept over her face, a neon cityscape, and light streaming from behind barred windows with the words "In love to my soul delivered in from the pit"
ALT An aesthetic collage in orange and dusty red tones of an open book, an altar with lit votives, a woman silhouetted against the rising sun, and footsteps trekking through deep sand with the words "You seek after the gods' will more than anyone. You have no cause for fear."
ALT An aesthetic collage in brilliant yellow and deep black tones with silhouetted chess pieces as one is being taken, a man in a suit with dark gloves, a bookshelf stuffed with old volumes, and a gothic cathedral lit by brilliant sun with the words "Do no be frightened of me. I am merely a servant like you."
ALT Barbie singing as she drives in her car with the caption "Me listening to a banger of a song" Ken popping up in the back row of her car with the caption "An idea for a seven book series", while Barbie screams with the label "Me, an actual turtle"
ALT "Don't try to figure out what other people want to hear from you; figure out what you have to say.”" Barbara Kingsolver
