This book serves as a personal study guide for women exploring the biblical perspective on marriage, addressing various aspects of being a wife through fourteen studies. It emphasizes the importance of individual reflection and writing as part of the learning process, catering to women in different stages of their marital journey.

This study guide accompanies 'Bible Wives' and is designed for women who are married, preparing for marriage, or whose marriages have ended. It offers fourteen sessions with discussion questions and practical guidance for leading a group study.

In a modern retelling of the Tower of Babel, 'Scattered' explores the implications of a universal interface that connects human thoughts, leading to unprecedented unity but also unforeseen consequences. As the world embraces this technology, the characters grapple with the complexities of communication and the essence of human connection.

In a modern retelling of the Fall, two young individuals, Ava and Adem, are chosen by a mysterious Foundation that promises to refine and protect them from the distractions of the ordinary world. As they navigate their new reality, they confront questions of identity, obedience, and the nature of truth in a society that values compliance over individuality.

Before the Morning is a modern retelling of the biblical story of Job, exploring themes of faith, grief, and the struggle to maintain hope amidst personal and familial crises. The protagonist, Joel, grapples with the fallout from his father's professional scandal and the silence of his community, leading him to question his faith and identity.

Bible Wives explores the biblical understanding of marriage through the lens of wives in Scripture, emphasising the importance of covenant, intimacy, and God's design for marital relationships. The book encourages women to align their roles as wives with God's heart, offering hope and guidance for navigating the complexities of marriage.