My BOOKS
Maggie's Secrets
After burying her husband who was killed in Vietnam, Maggie returns to her first grade classroom to discover she has a new student. Almost all of her records are inked out. The child's father is in the CIA. He is called home from Vietnam because his wife is missing. He now works undercover at a drug rehabilitation Center called The Farm. His name is Brian or other aliases depending on what he's doing. He and Maggie fall in love while trying to protect their families. Almost everyone has a secret. Some are told while other secrets are kept. Over the next year they learn you can't always protect the ones you love.
The Covenant Woman - Vol 2
“The Covenant Woman” book series serves as a wonderful resource for either group or individual study. Nancy Allen provides a robust picture of biblical leadership for women, by walking through scripture, step by step, to examine the lives of biblical ladies. Among this diverse crowd of women, we discover individuals who were courageous enough to defy authority and hide the baby Moses to save his life, wise enough to teach by example, strong enough to defeat mighty armies, and bold enough to ask Jesus for healing.
By examining the lessons of biblical women—both their triumphs and grave mistakes—we may gain insight into how to live today as godly women, whether fulfilling our roles in the home, the workplace, the church, or the community. I’m delighted that Nancy Allen has provided this remarkable resource for modern women. Twenty-first century women need such a study to see how to apply timeless truths to our relationships with God, with others, and with ourselves." - Marsha Blackburn, House of Representatives
The Covenant Woman Vol 1
"The Covenant Woman book series serves as a wonderful resource for either group or individual study... By examining the lessons of biblical women - both their triumphs and grave mistakes - we may gain insight into how to live today as godly women, whether fulfilling our roles in the home, the workplace, the church, or the community... Twenty-first century women need such a study - to see how to apply timeless truths to our relationships with God, with others, and with ourselves." - Marsha Blackburn, House of Representatives