*Sequel to Just Have Faith* With the help of a counselor and a priest, a malnourished teen girl searches for beauty and acceptance within herself. ***May be triggering. Read at your own risk***

A teenage boy wakes up, formless, in a dark place. He cannot remember how he came to be in this place, so he must search through his painful memories to recall. On this journey, he experiences his previous existential, religious, and spiritual crisis all over again, but with a deeper insight.

Fifteen-year-old, Sophie, is just trying to navigate high school in 2007 with her Christian faith intact. Friends, boys, bullies, death, and spiritual warfare will push her to her limits. Will her faith stand up to the trials ahead? Or will it crumble under the pressure? Andrew is a troubled soul. On a path of self-destruction, he often jokes that only God could save him. He had no idea that God would use a girl to do it. Josh is a typical teenage boy crushing on his best friend. Could a good Christian girl ever love him as he is? Doubtful, but after almost two years of friendship he's tired of the friendzone. Can Josh win her heart? Sophie cares deeply for both boys but in very different ways. A tortured soul she must rescue. A playboy she must tame. Can she do either all the while protecting her heart and her Christian faith? *Trigger Warnings* Strong language, SA, bullying, descriptions of child abuse, strong religious views, demons, self harm

The spiritual journey of a Chinese Communist doctoral candidate at Boston University.

All that you might ever need is a TRUE FRIEND

A friendship between two Catholic school girls blossoms into something more in this wholesome coming-of-age story about faith, sexuality, and self-discovery.

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