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Blue Water june

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Some summers disappear. Others become part of who we are.

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In the summer of 1996, nineteen-year-old Jules believed love should be simple. Then she met Logan—the boy who made her question the rules she had always followed and imagine a life she wasn’t sure she was brave enough to choose.

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Their relationship unfolded beneath Southern California skies, shaped by midnight conversations, stolen moments, and the quiet pressure of everyone else’s expectations. But loving Logan meant confronting more than the future they might have shared. It meant facing the difference between the life Jules wanted and the one she had been taught to want.

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Years later, the life Jules has carefully built is interrupted by a reminder of the summer she never fully left behind. Suddenly, the questions she buried are closer to the surface—and so is the girl she used to be.

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Blue Water June is a tender, nostalgic coming-of-age novel about first love, the choices that shape us, and the courage it takes to find your own voice when everyone else has already decided who you should be.

The table We Come  home To

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You were made for a story that becomes whole—one small restoration at a time.

The Table We Come Home To is a journey through trauma, identity, and redemption told through biblical counseling, spiritual formation, and reflective storytelling. Rather than rushing you past your pain, this book invites you to sit at a table God has prepared—one where your wounds are seen, your story is honored, and healing unfolds slowly, honestly, and beautifully.

 

Across five movements—Awareness, Brokenness, Openness, Known, and Becoming Whole—you are guided to name what hurts, lament what was lost, receive what grace restores, and discover the God who has been pursuing you all along. With Scripture, neuroscience insights, narrative reflections, guided practices, and moments of gentle humor, this book offers a courageous invitation: to sit, to breathe, and to let God meet you where you are.

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Your story is not finished. Wholeness is not a destination; it is a table where God meets you and makes you new.

Coming Soon...

The Unfinished life

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