“A gripping story of friendship, loss, and belonging. I cheered for Addie the whole way through!” Ed Drew, Faith in Kids

“Amazing! Five stars! Addie is a very relatable character, and the book captures the feelings of a newly-moved tween.” Autumn-Rayne, 14

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Do you wrestle? With life, yourself, or God? I do, and the tussle ends up as words on a page or two. Or sometimes two hundred.

Like when God disrupted my plan and moved us to serve in London UK, initially against my will. No surprise that the Authour of Life knew what he was doing. I love this city. Here I write for ministry, clarity, sanity, and the joy of discovery.

Writing, like any art, starts with sorting through the jumbled mess in our heads. But it shouldn’t remain a solo endeavor. Mining beauty from life’s rubble takes more than one set of eyes since I’m liable to miss the pearl you’ve stumbled upon, and you might overlook the ruby I’ve found. So thank you, Reader, for popping by and closing the circle in this humble corner of the endless online world.

Linger and browse. Laugh at my cultural blunders. Sink into a book and let me know what you think. Wrestle away and fix your eyes on the prize.

And I’m bursting with excitement to introduce you to plucky, funny Addie Brown who lives in the pages of my new book, The Girl on the Tube. She’s wrestling through her own set of struggles and she’s great company. And who doesn’t love a free book? To enter to win a free copy, sign up above.

Rachel xx