Celebrate Women!

Writing about strong female characters has always been important to me. I believe that we women need to embrace our unique God-given awesomeness! We should take a stand for what we believe and work hard to accomplish our goals and dreams.

This is a very exciting time to be growing up female. When I was little, the princesses in the movies always had to wait for the prince to save them, and women stayed behind while the men went off to war or to work. Now, we have movies and television shows where women play a strong role, and often are the catalyst in saving the world, discovering cures, and launching rockets into space. What a wonderful time to be raising little girls!

Jesus was very pro-woman, and the Bible even says that we are on the same terms with God as men. Who wants to argue with that?

So embrace your femininity, and use your power kindly and in ways that can shape the word into a better tomorrow. You go, girl!

Here are some of my heroines:

Romantic Comedy

“I am enough. I do enough. I have enough.”

Amy has a great job, matching pant-suits, and a handsome boyfriend. In fact, she believes she has it all – until she doesn’t. When she loses everything in one single day, she’s left wondering who she is and what she’s going to do with her life. Is it possible that without all the trappings, she’s already “good enough?”

Romantic Mystery

A beautiful, savvy, librarian.

Abigail Chartwell loves her job in the old books and maps department at the university library. With an advanced degree and an uncanny knack for figuring out mysteries, Abigail is the perfect person for her job, when things go awry – or missing. She’s also beautiful and smart, proving that librarians can be cool. So when charming cat burglar Tony Russo drops into her library one night to steal a map, he chances her stealing his heart instead. Read this witty, smart, and romantic story of two people who love books, mysteries, and a good romance.

Young Adult

A survivor.

Heather thinks human trafficking only happens to others, until it happens to her. A harrowing tale of a high school senior who is headed for college, but suddenly finds herself the victim of sex trafficking. Based on true-life accounts of survivors, Heather’s story reveals a dark and dangerous world where you can trust no one.

Happy International Women’s Day!