Those
stories, the ones we start to read and can’t put down, reel us in to another
place in time with characters who seem alive.
We smell the scenes and visualize their emotions. We want to shout out to them, to warn them or
cheer them on! Pebbles in my Way felt like a realistic, personal story.
Author Alice Klies writes beautifully. Her fiction story revolves around a main
character, Karen, who found herself in trials from her past choices. God puts the right people in her path and her
opposition to the true gospel turns around.
This beautiful story of redemption portrayed in the mountains of
Scottsdale, AZ, shows that God is a personal God who cares about His
children. No stuffy religious dialogue,
this story unveils hope for the downtrodden.
Karen
looks like any woman caught in confusion and grief, but when she finds Jesus
her life takes on new adventures!
I
highly recommend this novel.
Alice Klies is currently
president of Northern Arizona Word Weavers, a chapter of an international
writers group. She has nonfiction and
fiction stories published in sixteen anthologies. She is a seven-time contributor to Chicken
Soup for the Soul. She serves on boards
for the PWG (Professional Women’s Group) and Y.E.S. the ARC in her community.
She is a deaconess and Stephens Minister in her church. Alice is a retired teacher who resides with
her husband and two Golden Retrievers in beautiful Cottonwood, Arizona.
She prays her stories cause a reader to smile, laugh or cry, and most of all
turn their eyes upward to God who loves them.
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