Bøger af Christine Brooks

First and foremost, I give honor to God who is the head of my life. To dearest mom and most loving brother, I dedicate this book to you. We've laugh together and cried together even when it seem we'd fall apart. God has truly blessed me to have you. This book invites all people from all nations, from all walks of life to wear my designs. No one is excluded, disabled as well, of different persuasions, we have no judgment.

Follow the characters you have come to love as they battle the Defiler for control of the lands. Will Swiftblade survive? Can the Private and his Wife truly leave the fight? When Dragonian Time Lords fight, who will intervene? All these questions and more are answered as the storyline reaches the final climax

In Christine Brooks' collection, good-byes come as both grace and grief in these poems' elegant, piercing lines.

The venerable Adena Tor has lost a relic. Not just any relic but one which will change the course of the war. As the casualties rise and the armies are beaten back, the Elders agree to the formation of a group of adventurers who will attempt to regain the relic against overwhelming odds. The most promising recruits are chosen, each of them having special abilities not seen in decades and the search is on. Follow Sarian and the others as they battle against the forces of the Defiler. New skills are taught to them along the way but will all of this be enough? Can the quest group find and hold the relic which they seek long enough to return it? Will betrayals from within damage the New World Alliance beyond recovery? Can the League of Sarian triumph over evil?

As the battle to rid the lands of the undead Famar continue, Swiftblade asks questions about her heritage that may split her family apart whilst Sarian seeks help from King Biele to fulfill the foretelling. The Private threatens to lay waste to the City of Light and a Time Lord is forced to capitulate to his demands. Will the Defiler overcome the odds that are stacking against him? Or will Good prevail? This book is considered by the author to be suitable for ages 12+ Print size has been enlarged to suit the target reader.

HEAVEN ON EARTH Matthew 6In the moment of their awakening, disciples of Christ are preparing to serve humanity. The principles presenting the Acts of Righteousness are written in Matthew 6, the continuation of the Sermon on the Mount: * Exploits while giving charitable gifts, speaking, and repeating prayers before open crowds. At the same time, God does not get the glory. *Teaching others that faith in God is security when you place them in his hand. *Seek God first for the things you need and for others. * God provides through faith and trusts in him things you need when you fast and pray. *When situations occur, our heavenly father knows your worth; beyond the tall trees and blue sky. *Destined to serve, from a clean heart meaning not to judge others or worry about your outward appearance. The disciples for Christ are members of the high Priest with honors and truth ministering through Matthew 6's and 7: 1-12: Scriptures, Almsgiving, Prayer, Fasting, Treasurers in Heaven, Judging, Hypocrisy, Worry, and enlightened by definitions, discussions, and applications. This book provides additional resources, scriptures, maps, images, truths, and supported knowledge and wisdom on each topic to fulfill the mission outlined in Matthew 6. All in one place. You can purchase her books at the website: www.christinebrooksauthor.com.

Christine Brooks poetry collection vibrates with poignant intensity, guiding the reader through the beauty and pain found in the ordinary and mundane. Her voice resonates within both the mind and heart of the reader.

Ultimately two people hold the key to the strange events on this perfect tropical paradise. Unfortunately they have no idea of the significance of the knowledge they hold or that a cold blooded killer is stalking them, determined to ensure they don't live long enough to put the pieces together. Kadooment is coming, the biggest festival of the year. So many people get lost in crowds don't they?