Bøger af Wendy Parker

"Whether you are a nostalgic sucker looking to recapture memories from summer family road trips or a seasoned road warrior trucker, 100,000 Miles of Crazy Highway has something for you - a lot of laughs. At the end, you'll find yourself looking at things a bit differently the next time out on the open highway. You might even keep an eye out for Sasquatch ... aliens ... rogue pet skunks. Or, if you already do all that, you'll at least know you're not alone on the Crazy Highway."

THE OVERCOMERS ARE READY TO RISEThe Phoenix. A firebird from Greek mythology known for resurrecting itself from its own ashes. In her second book, A Song is Rising, Wendy draws on the uncanny parallels between the mythical creature, the Phoenix, and the wounded ones who feel the sting of abandonment within the ashes of their past.Through the Exodus story and the life of Miriam, Wendy reveals how this courageous woman's life sings a song of worship and triumph over each circumstance and transition she found herself in. Sharing powerful biblical insights into Miriam's leadership and lessons Wendy has learned from her own leadership journey, A Song Is Rising beautifully unfolds how Miriam's life theme of water not only helped her through the fire of her trials, but she discovered the Living Water became her Deliverer, her Rescuer and her Redeemer. The One who gave her a song that reignited the warrior within.How do you learn to trust God completely when you're afraid He'll abandon you? If you want to rise from the ashes of your past and reignite the warrior within, this book is for you.

"Who knew the mosquitoes in Alzeda, Montana had the ability to turn a cow inside out? If this and other regional oddities (that may or may not be filthy lies) interest you and stir the traveler in your soul, seek professional help. Or, hop in and enjoy the ride with George and Wendy, but whatever you do, don't forget your shower shoes." Wendy Parker is a featured writer for Overdrive Magazine, a trucking industry trade publication. She rides shotgun while her husband George drives a long-haul commercial tractor-trailer, and puts up with her never-ending commentary on the absurdities of life on the road, and life in general.