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Tuesday, February 17, 2026

Blog Tour: Reign of Secrets

 




Historical Fiction Thriller

Date Published: 12/10/2025

Publisher: Manhattan Book Group




When the Prince of Denmark is murdered in the Florida Keys, an unlikely duo of American and Irish diplomats in Copenhagen becomes embroiled in a deadly game of espionage, ancient conspiracies and high stakes diplomacy as they confront one of the West's most dangerous enemies. In Reign of Secrets, Colonel Whit Ransom and Irish attaché Aisling Kelly race across Europe to stop the Russian President and his assassins as they chase the Danish Crown’s most guarded treasure, a thousand-year-old secret that could threaten the royal houses of Europe and return the Russian empire to glory.

In Reign of Secrets, diplomacy meets danger, and the past may be the deadliest weapon of all.

 

Praise for Reign of Secrets


"A gripping, timely story... that masterfully blends that warrior ethos with today's geopolitical reality, as Whit Ransom confronts Vladimir Putin's ruthless ambition to resurrect an empire."

- Lt. Col. James Reese (Ret.), US Army Delta Force Operator

"Through this historical thriller, Reign of Secrets offers a captivating glimpse into the essence of what it means to follow in the footsteps of legends..."

- Morten Andersen, "The Great Dane", Member, NFL Hall of Fame

"A masterfully crafted tale that explores how the West's adversaries subtly challenge the narratives of history - reshaping symbols, exploiting weaknesses, reframing legacies, and testing the resilience of democratic values and the international order."

-Lt. General Ed Cardon (Ret.), former Commander, US Army Cyber Command

 



Excerpt


Her body had lain undisturbed in its royal crypt for almost a century; but when the man in the front row discovered the letter sewn in the lining of her murdered granddaughter’s nightgown, he knew the long dead Empress had to return to Russia, to fulfill his destiny, and change the course of history.

Whit Ransom studied that man. From his seat in the balcony of Roskilde Cathedral he had a clear view of the back of the man’s bald head, square shoulders, and dark blue suit. The skill of observing small details had been part of his Delta Force training. The bald man seemed a bit smaller in stature than media photos suggested. And the man clearly wasn’t paying attention to the homily the bishop was delivering. Instead, he was glancing around the interior of the cathedral, studying the architecture, the multiple monuments, and the recesses in the walls as if he were looking for something. What?

On one side of the aisle sat the royal family of Denmark, headed by Her Majesty the Queen. On the other side of the aisle, in seats surrounding the bald man, the political leadership of Denmark sat stoically. Ransom scrutinized the face of Prime Minister Ida Samuelsen for any sign of what she was thinking as she sat next to the man. But the Prime Minister sat unmoving, betraying no discomfort except for one brief instant when Ransom saw her eyes dart to the left, at the man who most of her counterparts considered the most dangerous person in the world, a man who had recently brought Europe to the brink of an unthinkable war, a man who tonight would be flying back to Moscow to resume his duties as the President of Russia. …



…What Ransom was unaware of, what only the man in the front row knew of, was the tattered letter sewn in the hem of the nightgown of the nineteen-year-old Grand Duchess Maria; a letter from Maria’s grandmother to Maria’s father. And other than the man in the front row, neither Whit Ransom nor the Queen of Denmark nor anyone else present in the cathedral that afternoon could have guessed the contents of that letter, or the secret buried therein, a secret the man in the front row was determined to unravel. A secret that would allow the new Russian empire to rule all of Europe, with him on the throne.

About the Author


James P. Cain’s remarkable career has spanned the fields of law, business, politics, sports and international diplomacy. From volunteering on Ronald Reagan's first Presidential campaign, being featured on CBS's 60 Minutes at the age of 27, to becoming a partner in an international law firm, serving as President of the NHL Carolina Hurricanes, and later as U.S. Ambassador to Denmark, Ambassador Cain has operated at the highest levels of leadership and public service for over five decades.

A personal encounter with Islamic terrorism in 2016 became the catalyst for writing Reign of Secrets.

Reign of Secrets is the first in a series of Whit Ransom novels.

His first book, The American, written during the last few months of his diplomatic service, was a Bestseller in Denmark.

Ambassador Cain and his family live in North Carolina.


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Monday, February 16, 2026

PROMO: Forest Legend - The Tale of Ol' Split Toe

 




The Tale of Ol' Split Toe


YOUNG ADULT FICTION

Science & Nature/Environment Science Fiction/Time Travel Literature & Fiction/Action & Adventure

Date Published: 03-31-2026

Publisher: Mission Point Press



Mother Nature struggles to maintain equilibrium in a changing world while fire, disease, logging, human displacement, and war repeatedly destroy forests of centuries-old trees. Split Toe, a deer chosen at birth for a unique education, travels through time to understand the interconnected workings of a Michigan forest. He meets humans along the way: Ice Age hunters who trap and kill a mastodon; Mukwoh, a young Ojibwe hunter who stalks Split Toe through swamp and forest; loggers clearcutting Michigan’s white pines; Edra, a woman advocating for the trees; Angus and Grace, pioneers who become a first generation of family farmers; scientists from the future studying the impact of nuclear radiation.

Split Toe witnesses two hundred years of conflict building between modern humans -- who fight to control the natural world -- and Mother Nature, who repeatedly reaches for balance. He wonders whether human ways will ultimately overpower Mother Nature, until he meets a boy who changes everything.


Excerpt
Chapter 5 – The Sacred Circle – AD1409
Page 54

Copyright @ 2026 by Daniel S. Ellens

 

And here, within the ancient circle, the barrier between the physical world and the spirit pool was thin. He could hear them now, whispering to each other in the wind.

Waawaashkeshi breathed deeply, looked up into the tree foliage, and asked the spirits the question that was weighing on him.

“Was that really necessary? The hungry cougar? The human stalking me? This flea? The problem at the river? I nearly broke my neck. It is still sore.”

Waawaashkeshi stretched his neck upward and to the side in a circular motion, lifting his chin. He was speaking to himself. Listening for an answer that would come from within.

“Am I not a chosen deer? Why do you not protect me from such things?”

The spirit’s answer seemed to whisper through his mind like wind through the leaves.

“Waawaashkeshi, you know that physically, you are an ordinary deer. You learn from experience as any other living thing learns from experience. You are as big and strong as your kind can be. Your chances of survival are better than other deer because of your strength and the wisdom you’ve gained from your experiences. Your adversaries are mighty, which will only make you stronger … if you survive. Your judgment grows, like a river fed by many streams. You would never be able to understand what you must learn if you were not an ordinary deer who faces real suffering. You are not protected from the natural trials of life because trials are a part of life. Do you think you could understand the strength of the river without such a crossing? Do you think you would have found out about the living soil if you had not crossed the river? Knowing such things is important. Your experiences will guide you in the future. They will help you understand the natural world, the forest, and its inhabitants. They will help you survive. These are your lessons.”


About the Author

 

 Dan Ellens is an outdoor enthusiast who is passionate about connecting people with nature. He spends nearly half of each year in an isolated, electricity-free treehouse on Winterfield Pines Nature Sanctuary with woodstove heat, handpump water, and oil lamp lighting.

Dan has written four nonfiction books intended to inspire adventure, promote self-sufficient lifestyles, and connect people with nature.

 

While not in the wilds, Dan and his wife live in the small community of Salem, Michigan.


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PROMO: Amazing Amanda and the Crazy School Carnival

 




Kids Books / Young Adult

Date Published: 01-14-2026



Amazing Amanda and the Crazy School Carnival includes comedy and yet realistic life issues. Readers will laugh, giggle, worry, and cheer Amanda's attempts at growth. Amanda is a pre-adolescent girl who deals with body issues, middle-school drama, angst with new girls, coming of age issues such as seeing beyond the surface, handling responsibilities of leadership, and questions about faith. Set in a mid-size central Minnesota town, the story is told exclusively from Amanda's point of view. Amazing Amanda is a clean, family friendly story.


This is Abear's debut novel.


Coming soon: Book 2 Amazing Amanda and the Mystery of the Black Cat and Book 3 Amazing Amanda and Her Bright New Day. The series takes readers through Amanda's entire sixth-grade experience.

 

Excerpt

Amanda lurched down the hall, flapping her arms like a pelican trying to dry her armpits, and flew past the locker area and into her homeroom class. As sunshine streamed through open windows, she hoped a breeze reached her soon.
She shrank down when she got into her seat, the last desk in the middle row of five. Head and shoulders taller than most students and twice as wide, she preferred the back. That was better than hearing, “Amanda scrunch down so I can see,” or “Amanda, could you move a bit to the left?” and other—not so nice—comments.
When the bell rang, she punched out her left arm. “Yay! I made it on time.”
“Watch it,” Charlie Piggott said in the row to her left. His blue eyes widened. “Almost got me that time.”
“Sorry.” Amanda grimaced. “Really.”
“It’s okay. Better luck next time.”
“Huh?”
“To hit your target.”
She frowned. “I don’t want to hit you.”
He broke out in a grin. “Amanda, I’m just kiddin’ ya.”
Amanda grinned back. “You’re a pal.” After she dragged her science stuff from the book bag, she kicked the bag under the desk. Tucking her thatch of brown hair behind her ears, she wiped sweat from her forehead and closed her eyes to slow her breathing. She sensed the noise and chatter fading away…
“Before you get too settled, Amanda.” Miss Holter’s voice pierced through Amanda’s mist of serenity. “Please close the door.”
Amanda scrambled to her feet, smacking her thighs against the desk. “Ow!” She gritted her teeth and lumbered to the door.
As she started to close it, Miss Holter said, “Then come to the front of the class.”
Amanda jerked, slamming the door.
“Uh Oh’s” escaped from several students as heads swiveled toward her.
Confused, Amanda stumbled over a bookbag on her way to the front, mumbling, “One more thing and I’m going to scream.”
Standing beside Miss Holter made Amanda feel almost petite.
When the teacher turned, she whispered to Amanda, “Go ahead and sit in the chair there beside my desk.”
Amanda glimpsed the corners of her teacher’s mouth turn up ever so slightly and wondered what she wanted. If I’m not in trouble, why am I here? Miss Holter, her favorite teacher, had never done anything to embarrass her before.
The teacher motioned for their full attention. “In faculty meeting this morning, Principal Primson announced we’re having a carnival fundraiser. The sixth grade will be putting on the event. A student representative will help organize the students as we work on the carnival. The four homeroom teachers each nominated one student who must accomplish three challenges.”
“Sounds like too much work,” Mark Nelson said, scrunching his face.
The teacher nodded. “It will be. But a student with real leadership potential should not find the challenges too difficult. The tasks may even be invigorating for him or her.”
A zing of excitement crept up Amanda’s spine.
The teacher crossed her arms with a smug look. “My nominee—no, pardon me—our section 6B nominee is the very best.”

About the Author


As a teacher for almost thirty years, Beverly Abear enjoys writing for middle-grade and young adult readers. She has several stories in progress that she hopes to finish and get published. The Amanda stories are mostly set in a k-6th elementary school like the one the author attended in northern Minnesota. Because her faith has greatly affected her life, Beverly's passion for her readers is that they grow to trust in the Lord and enjoy an abundant life in Him.

Amazing Amanda and the Crazy School Carnival is Beverly's debut novel.


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Blog Tour: Do What You Love and Outsource Everything Else

 



Entrepreneurship 101: Start, Grow, and Succeed Without Burning Out 

Nonfiction - Small Business / Entrepreneurship / Workbook. 
Date Published: November 20, 2025
Publisher: Manhattan Book Group

Do What You Love and Outsource Everything Else® is a practical, no-fluff guide and workbook for new and growing entrepreneurs who want to build a sustainable business without burning out. Written for real life and small businesses, this book meets you exactly where you are, whether you’re launching from a tiny town, running a family-owned shop, or growing something scrappy in a big city.
Designed to be read and used at the same time, this Entrepreneurship 101 resource helps business owners gain clarity, create momentum, and reclaim breathing room. Readers are guided to read a little, do a little, and see results without overwhelm or jargon. The approach is grounded, actionable, and written by a fellow business owner who understands the realities of building while juggling life.

Who It’s For
●     New and newer entrepreneurs, solo or family-run, who feel stretched thin or overwhelmed.
● Small-business owners who want simple, real-world guidance, not theory or hype.


Why It Matters Now
●     The way we market, operate, and grow has changed. In 2025, overwhelm is common and delegation often comes too late. This book provides a clear, practical path to simplify sooner, outsource with confidence, and protect your energy as you grow.


What Readers Will Gain
●     Bite-size guidance you can act on immediately.
●     Encouragement from an entrepreneur who has built, led, and rebuilt through real-life challenges.
● A clear roadmap to build a business that supports your life, not one that consumes it.


Drawing on more than two decades of experience as an entrepreneur, CEO, and philanthropist, author Kelly Lorenzen, PMP, shares proven strategies for confident delegation, streamlined marketing, and systems that actually work. Her personal journey, including navigating health setbacks and professional rebuilds, shapes the grounded, compassionate advice throughout the book.


Each chapter concludes with simple, step-by-step momentum exercises designed to help readers implement what they learn right away. Inside, readers will discover how to:


●     Build a brand that sounds like you and connects with the right audience.
●     Create marketing systems that work on repeat.
●     Delegate without losing control or quality.
●     Build systems that keep running, even when you can’t.
● Reclaim your calendar, avoid burnout, and future-proof your business.


Do What You Love and Outsource Everything Else® is the practical playbook new and growing entrepreneurs wish they’d had from day one. It is clear, encouraging, and designed for sustainable success.

 



Excerpt


Starting your own business is equal parts thrilling and terrifying. It demands that you grow in ways you never imagined, that you face fear head-on, and that you learn to believe in yourself. I often compare entrepreneurship to learning a new language as an adult while riding that roller coaster ride; At the same time! The adrenaline rush and the steep learning curve are inseparable. One minute you’re flying, and the next you’re free-falling and questioning everything. And here’s what nobody talks about enough: how uncomfortable it really is.

But discomfort does not have to be a bad thing. The uncertainty, the trial and error, the self-doubt, it is all part of the process. You can use it as fuel. It’s through discomfort that you learn resilience. Every challenge sharpens your decision-making skills. Every misstep teaches you how to pivot. Every failure fuels innovation. And every time you rise again, you show the world what’s possible; not just for you, but for anyone watching.


About the Author

 

 My name is Kelly Lorenzen, PMP, and I am an award-winning entrepreneur and the CEO of KLM Consulting, Marketing & Management. I am also a podcast host, speaker, breast cancer survivor, author, wife, and mom. With more than two decades of experience building and scaling companies and coming from a long line of entrepreneurs, I am deeply committed to helping small and family-owned businesses succeed.
My team, often referred to as “business owner duplicates”, partners with clients as a fractional C-suite and project implementation arm, helping business owners simplify operations, hand off marketing, build systems, and scale sustainably. The goal is simple: allow owners to focus on what they love while confidently outsourcing the rest.

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PROMO: Night Eagle

 




Falling from space was just the beginning


Science Fiction

Date Published: February 16, 2026



Falling from space was a horrific end for a distinguished astronaut. Or should have been. Instead, it didn’t just change his life, it changed the world.

When a catastrophic explosion on an orbiting space factory hurls construction manager Rahim Johnson towards Earth, survival seems impossible. Using a section of debris as a shield, Johnson miraculously endures the brutal descent and crash-lands deep into the Amazon rainforest. Severely injured and far from rescue, he is taken in by an isolated indigenous tribe whose world feels both unfamiliar and strangely connected to the ancestral stories that have haunted his dreams for years. As Johnson recovers, the rainforest awakens memories of history, loss and true friendship.

But the forest is no idyllic escape. When illegal loggers threaten the tribe’s land, Johnson is forced back into the modern world, and compelled to return the tribe’s favor. His survival transforms him into a global symbol and powerful advocate, but that also brings unimaginable consequences. Years later, his family is drawn to the very place he landed, uncovering a legacy that binds space exploration, environmental destruction, and one visionary inspired by Johnson who will shape the future of humanity.

Are you ready for Johnson’s incredible story? Get your copy today and discover the true meaning of courage, sacrifice, and the fight to protect what matters.


About the Author

 

 KZ Shaw has loved science fiction ever since winning a copy of HG Wells short stories at school. And realizing its power to channel a fertile imagination into the written word. That fascination led to a life-long love of science and the English language, with a particular affinity for technofiction.

Today, KZ can be found immersed in far-off galaxies, or travelling with family in a more mundane world called Earth.

Or, if you’re lucky, solving world problems.

 

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Friday, February 13, 2026

Blog Tour: Killer Friends

 




Bloodstone Series #4


Historical Suspense

Date Published: 11-10-2025

Publisher: Books to Go Now




Henrietta Newell stormed into the detective bureau. She claimed her adult son was missing and feared for his safety. The detectives attempted to reassure her that the absence of a bachelor in his thirties, in a city like London, wasn’t extraordinary. Despite their efforts, she insisted an investigation be conducted, reminding them of her political connections.

Detective Rudyard Bloodstone and his partner were told to look into the matter. Their investigation reveals evidence of suspicious and unusual activity but no clues regarding the man’s disappearance. The few leads they develop take them from the world of wealthy families and into the secret society of sexual peculiarities.

The detectives discover the victim didn’t simply disappear. He was murdered. They have the evidence except for one problem, they’re missing is the victim’s body.




Excerpt

Archie and Clive stood to the side and quietly watched.

Ruddy slowly dropped down onto his knees next to the dog. “Snowball,” he said her name wanting to see if she reacted.

She flipped her tail one weak wag, lifted her head slightly, and then lay it back down. “Will you let me see your injury? I’ll be gentle.”

Snowball watched him as he leaned over her blood patch but she didn’t growl. Ruddy pushed bloody hair away from the spot he thought the source of the injury. He couldn’t tell much through the thick coat.

“Clive, bring me two clean towels. Wet one,” Ruddy ordered. “And bring a bowl of water. She’s probably dehydrated.”

Clive dashed off toward the kitchen.

“It looks like she’s cooperating with your ministrations. While you handle her, I’m going to start another search.” Archie went down the hall.

Ruddy stroked Snowball, offering soothing words while he waited for the towels. When Clive returned, Ruddy cradled the side of her head and positioned it so she could drink. She lapped up her fill. Once she stopped, Ruddy moved his hand so she could lay her head down again. Then he used the wet cloth to wipe the bloodiest area to get a better look at the wound on her hip. Snowball lifted her head several times in an attempt to see what he was doing. Her body flinched with every movement of her head and she began to tremble.

“Shh, lie still. Shh. Shh.” Ruddy covered her eyes with the dry towel. The tremors stopped and she didn’t try to raise her head again.

“How did you know that would work, covering her eyes and shushing her, considering she’s been through some kind of trauma?” Clive asked. 

“Animals are sensitive to our tone of voice. I learned that from my father, as a farrier, he knows a lot about working with animals. Plus, in addition to our own horses, we had goats, and chickens. He used them to show my brothers and sisters how they responded,” Ruddy explained. “The cloth over her eyes, keeps her from being anxious or agitated by my movements.”

Snowball lay quiet as Ruddy explored her injury. He used the wet towel to wipe as much of the blood from her fur as he could. He finally got through to the center of the wound and in a soft tone told her, “I thought for a moment you were shot, but you’re not. I can’t see where a bullet pierced your hip.” He followed a deep abrasion line from the small pool of dark coagulated blood to the skinned area where the bloodline grew spotty. Ruddy sat back on his heels. “I think she’s been shot but it only grazed her.”

“How can you tell it’s a graze?” Clive asked.

“I can’t be sure. A doctor will have to examine her further but I’ve seen my share of different bullet wounds. I believe this is a graze. Take a look. It will help you when the day comes for you to become a detective.”

Clive knelt down and his hand hovered over the injury about to touch it.

“Don’t touch the wound,” Ruddy warned and Clive pulled his hand back. “She’s had a terrible scare. Too many strange hands might overly excite her.” He smoothed the hair around the wound back so Clive could see the graze. “See the abrasion of dried blood streaks? That is more common with a graze. The darkest clot of blood doesn’t appear to be a bullet entry spot.”

“Interesting.” Clive tapped his finger on the pocket he kept a small book. “I’ll write this in my notebook.”

Ruddy stood. “Good idea. Right now, we need you to go to Mrs. Newell’s. Tell her about the dog and come here to tell us if this is her son’s Snowball.”

“Should I bring her in a cab? I don’t know if she has a carriage of her own.”

“Yes, bring her in a cab. Let’s not wait for her to get a carriage ready.” Clive reached into his pocket and took a peek at his change. Before he could say he didn’t have the money, Ruddy fished two crowns from his waistcoat and handed them to Clive.

“Thank you.” Clive left.

“Grazed by a bullet?” Archie asked, having returned from searching the house.

“Yes. Did you find anything else of interest?”

“Sadly, no.”

Ruddy pressed the wet towel to the scar, which still oozed blood. The flow had lessened from when the injury had originally occurred. There was no spreading into the patch of dried blood.

Archie started to sit in the nearby chair but stopped and bent down. He picked up a feather with a smudge of blood on it fallen near one of the chair legs. Kneeling he looked under the chair and slid a pillow out. “What’s this then?”

“What?”

Archie held the pillow out for Ruddy to see a blackened and seared material around a small hole. “I found this bloody feather too.” Archie brought the pillow up to his nose and sniffed. More feathers poked out from the larger hole in the pillow. “It smells acrid like burnt meat. Could be gunpowder residue.”

“Toss me the pillow.” Ruddy caught it and smelled the seared material. “I’m sure it’s gunpowder.”

“If Newell has gone missing, whether voluntarily or forced, what has he been involved in that got him into this situation? Why shoot the poor dog? Based on Mrs. Newell’s information, he didn’t-wouldn’t hurt Snowball, so who did and why?” The question wasn’t meant for immediate answers. From Archie’s tone, it was his thoughts spoken to the universe in general.

“Assuming we have a crime, three reasons for shooting the dog come to me. The person or persons who are behind his disappearance, shot Snowball to shut her up, if she was barking. Or, she might have tried to defend Newell from an attacker. Or, the attacker wanted something from Newell that he’d resist doing and they shot her to emphasize their seriousness, and he would be next.” Snowball whimpered, drawing Ruddy’s attention back.

 


About the Author


I was born and raised in Chicago. My father was a history professor and my mother was, and is, a voracious reader. I grew up with a love of history and books.

My parents also love traveling, a passion they passed onto me. I wanted to see the places I read about, see the land and monuments from the time periods that fascinated me. I’ve had the good fortune to travel extensively throughout Europe, the Near East, and North Africa.

I am a retired police detective. I spent twenty-five years in law enforcement with two different agencies. My desire to write came in my early teens. After I retired, I decided to pursue that dream.

I’m currently working on the Bloodstone Series, which is historical suspense stories set in Victorian London. I’ve also written two World War 2 romances: The Ack Ack Girl and Moonlight Serenade.

My past series include my historical/time travel romance series is called, Knights in Time. My romantic thriller series is Dangerous Waters.

Each series has a different setting and some cross time periods, which I find fun to write.

I currently live in the Pacific Northwest with my husband and three wild and crazy rescue dogs.

 

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Thursday, February 12, 2026

PROMO: Amazing Amanda and the Crazy School Carnival

 




Kids Books / Young Adult

Date Published: 01-14-2026



Amazing Amanda and the Crazy School Carnival includes comedy and yet realistic life issues. Readers will laugh, giggle, worry, and cheer Amanda's attempts at growth. Amanda is a pre-adolescent girl who deals with body issues, middle-school drama, angst with new girls, coming of age issues such as seeing beyond the surface, handling responsibilities of leadership, and questions about faith. Set in a mid-size central Minnesota town, the story is told exclusively from Amanda's point of view. Amazing Amanda is a clean, family friendly story.


This is Abear's debut novel.


Coming soon: Book 2 Amazing Amanda and the Mystery of the Black Cat and Book 3 Amazing Amanda and Her Bright New Day. The series takes readers through Amanda's entire sixth-grade experience.

 

About the Author


As a teacher for almost thirty years, Beverly Abear enjoys writing for middle-grade and young adult readers. She has several stories in progress that she hopes to finish and get published. The Amanda stories are mostly set in a k-6th elementary school like the one the author attended in northern Minnesota. Because her faith has greatly affected her life, Beverly's passion for her readers is that they grow to trust in the Lord and enjoy an abundant life in Him.

Amazing Amanda and the Crazy School Carnival is Beverly's debut novel.


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