L. Mellissa Fitzgerald

A Sequel to Pushed By the Winds. When Stacey leaves Harbor Middle School, she plans to start a new life. Never in a million years did she think that her former student, Alexander, would end up needing her in ways she had not imagined. Alex, having survived what he thought would be the worst of his childhood, has a chance at a new beginning. The question is whether or not he will take it.

Preparing Before the "I do" is a journal of prayers preparing you to receive and be received by your husband. Esther did not just show up on the King's doorstep and expect to be chosen. She listened to the voices of those assigned to her to prepare herself physically, emotionally, spiritually and mentally. Prayer for God's children is as vital as water for the body. We should always place our whispers in His ear and allow Him to speak to our hearts and minds as well.

Finding our calling is not an easy thing to do. Much of what we see in the world is the reckless behavior of those who do not know who they are in Christ. Our identity in God can only be found and assigned by Him and through Him. The way will not be easy but it will be worth it.

Pushed by the Winds: The Novel depicts the lives of characters, Stacey Royce and Jacobson Perry--two very different individuals both dealing with issues from their pasts--issues that God will have to deal with in order to set them free into their futures. Pushed by the Winds shows us that no matter what we have planned for our lives, God's plans are always better and if we are willing to submit to His purpose for our lives, He will do greater things for us and in us. Only when Stacey and Jacobson realize their true purpose in God can they embrace their purpose for each other. The characters are fictionalized but their stories are real.