Renee Allen McCoy

Sonya Visor

Camille Gipson

Lisa Antley

Renarda Williams

This holiday season enjoy five unique stories that celebrate the love, joy, and peace of Christmas: Miracle From on High by Renée Allen McCoy Four lives intersect at a crossroad, prompting each to seek God’s direction. Benjamin and Susan grapple to accept their path while Trevor and Danielle struggle to cope with theirs. Giving You the Best of My Love by Sonya Visor Three years ago, Chase Anderson was hauled off to jail, leaving his wife, Nicole, drowning in a lake of trouble. Despite the strong love they once shared, will they be able to overcome life changing obstacles? His Calling and My Desire by Camille Gipson How does a single mother fight to protect her country and her children at the same time? Ruth is torn as she leaves one battle only to face another. Blessings in the Storm by Lisa Antley Tonya Phillips has almost everything she could ever imagine … except a good man. In a dark moment of her life, she soon discovers “He” has always been there. The Greatest Christmas Present Ever by Renarda Williams As Ikedi Ataya, a black State Justice, is honored for his career, he reflects on his “Christmas gift” to a close-knit New Orleans community threatened by greedy developers.

A Christmas Anthology

A Time to Praise

Princess F.L. Gooden

Keleigh Hadley

Gina Johnson

Terri Johnson

Stacie Lee

Sonia Johnston

Patricia Woodside

Jamantha Williams Watson

Jeida K. Storey

Cryssy Dee

Candy Jackson

Yvette Danielle

A. Rozelle

KP Holley

Tomeka Farley Daugherty

Dwon D. Moss

Venita Alderman Sadler

Joyce A. Brown

Christmas Time Is Here... And Brown Girls Books is bringing you nineteen talented writers, sharing heartwarming stories filled with the joy, sorrow and downright drama of this magical season. Christmas time brings out the best – and for some, the worst – in us and these holiday tales capture it all, just in time to warm your soul for the holidays. All I Want For Christmas is filled with tear-jerking, treasured, and laugh-inducing stories. Like Sonia Johnston’s “Home for Christmas,” a ripped-from-the-headlines story of one woman willing to risk everything to have her husband home by Christmas morning....or Stacie's Lee’s amazing story about second chances in “Two Wise Men”....Then there’s Cryssy Dee’s “Red Heartstrings,” which explores a hopeful journey from shattered dreams to peace and joy...and Yvette Danielle’s “The Beat of My Drum,” which tests a single mom’s faith as she tries to fulfill the wish of her son... or Joyce A. Brown’s “Please Come Home For Christmas,” a tale about a not-so- picture perfect family gathering ... And “Sister Grinch” by Venita Alderman Sadler about a women who is set on making everyone’s Christmas miserable...and many more. All of which are bound to fill your heart with of all the joy, wonder, and magic of the season.

All I Want For Christmas

Her sins went well beyond the sheets. Everyone believed hardworking, “good girl” Rainey Thomas always did the right thing, but the truth was Rainey had done plenty wrong. The bar for living holy established by her deceased mother was too high. Rainey and her sisters were drowning in their desires as they warred with their mother and her strict practices, even from the grave. What Rainey needed was atonement for her sins. She kept up appearances until the web of a major drug trafficker ensnared her. Malik Johnson made Rainey feel alive. He not only pushed her sexual appetite button, he enraptured her mind and captivated her soul. He was her soul mate, but was he good for her soul? With Malik, Rainey saw herself for who she really was, and the choices she made would have devastating consequences. Will Rainey find herself before she adds more regrets? Will finding herself cause her to lose her God?

Love Me For Who I Am

Invisible Masks Traumatic experiences, rejection, and abuse can cause us to function as opposites of our true selves. We often say I’m fine when we’re emotionally, physically, and spiritually on edge. We don’t want the people around us to know we are hurting or struggling because exposing our weakness makes us vulnerable. In Who I’ve Become, Sonya shares her own painful experience as a victim of childhood sexual abuse—from being pursued by one family member’s perversions to being used by several others and lying to keep up the facade that everything was okay when she was hurting inside. Sonya's story shows how her abusers stole her ability to trust her parent’s love just like the enemy tricks us into thinking we can’t take our burdens to the Lord and leave them there. This book shows how we all wear masks at one time or another to cover up our frailties, and the danger that comes when we lose our purpose and ourselves. More than a testimonial, this is a resource to help you take off the mask and find the person God created you to be. Who I’ve Become is a mirror of truth. Are you ready to meet the TruU?

Unmask...The Treasure Within

Who I've Become

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