A story of a man who saw this worship singer who sang in their church and he began to fall in love with her. The man moved heaven and earth just to win her heart, but the woman does not seem to like him. Meet Jacob. He went back to his hometown in Cebu after his heartbreak in Manila and adjusted a new lifestyle. He finds another church to worship and serve every Sunday. While Jacob was attending a worship service, she saw a worship singer that caught his attention and began to have an admiration for her. Her name is Rachel. He then searches for this girl and does not stop chasing and finding opportunities to be with her, but Rachel shows no interest in him. Would Rachel be impressed by his efforts? Would she give Jacob a chance to show his adoration for her? Find out on my novel - When God my showed me you. A Christian romance novel that shows us that love and patience must go hand in hand.

❄️ Colder Than Winter ❄️ Marília had always dreamed of seeing the snow. To her, winter symbolized something pure - the quiet rebirth that follows every storm. But when she decides to spend her vacation in Winterwold, a small town where the cold seems to live year-round, Lia carries within her a heart frozen by loss, disappointment, and a faith she no longer knows how to hold on to. Daniel has lived in Winterwold his whole life. Orphaned as a boy, he learned not to expect much from life beyond what his hard work could give him. Owner of a small hotel, he watches tourists come and go while he remains - bound to the routine and solitude he's learned to call home. He believes in love, but not that love was ever meant for him. When Lia checks into his hotel, two quiet worlds collide. She's searching for God's presence in the snow. He's trying to hide from the God he no longer feels. Between late-night talks by the fireplace, shy laughter, and whispered prayers, both will learn that sometimes true warmth doesn't come from the fire - but from forgiveness. Because the strongest kind of love is the one that melts the ice within a soul. And in the end, they'll have to face one question: What's harder - to love someone imperfect, or to let yourself be loved by God?

🌷Woven by Grace Genre: Christian fiction, Slow-Burn When 20 year-old Evelyn volunteers at a summer youth camp, the last person she expects to run into is Noah Bennett, from the church she grew up in, who somehow became unforgettable. As friendship turns into something deeper, Noah and Evelyn must face family pressure, fear, calling, and the kind of love that grows only through God's timing. A slow-burn Christian romance about purpose, healing, and a story truly woven by grace.

[This story is free as of February 10, 2021] "Move over A Walk to Remember, and make way for one of the most heartwarming stories this side of Wattpad. It's so cute, I could cry (again)." - Grace @ HQ After tragedy strikes, Nolan loses all faith and never expects to love, let alone smile again until Nora-perky and persistent-walks into his life. ***** 15-year-old Nolan Haynes has everything. A loving family, a promising future as a filmmaker, and a pretty cool group of friends. That is until tragedy strikes and he's forced to move towns. Nolan vows never to let anyone in ever again-they always leave. But on a summer day two years later, when the super upbeat, Nora walks to his lunch table-Nolan has to try a bit harder to keep a smile off his face. Little does he know that Nora is fighting a battle of her own, one that no one could even imagine. And as the two get closer, they not only find solace in each other but in God. When Nolan is faced with a situation in which he has to break Nora's trust to protect her, can their budding relationship still stand and will God show up in all of this? [[word count: 80,000-90,000 words]] Content and/or Trigger Warning: This story contains scenes of verbal and physical abuse that may be triggering for some readers. NOTICE: Before the Morning is currently undergoing revisions! A sensitivity reader (someone who goes through your manuscript and assesses representations in your work) identified a number of issues surrounding the Filipino representation in BTM. I'm rewriting with the goal of creating a more authentic and respectful story. I'm sorry for the pain I caused by failing to include accurate Filipino culture and in having written from Nora's point of view.