Benielyon and Eloah is an allegory about how we were not created to live under the circumstances but to rise up and live above them, using the power that Jesus won back for us. Two fairy children grow up observing the way that their people are oppressed and manipulated by invisible enemy forces. After they learn to breath the high air of being in the presence of the King, they bring transformation to their world and freedom from oppression to many people.

ShandraLa is an allegory based on Matthew 6:19-21 and Matthew 19:21 which both talk about saving up treasures for ourselves in heaven, our eternal retirement account if you will. The story line follows a miniature mermaid and her friends as they live their underwater (earthly) lives and what happens after they morph into fairies (die) and are carried up in a bubble to the king's terrestrial forest world (heaven). I wrote this story because I was trying to imagine what kind of treasure it could be that we are saving up in heaven and how it all plays out.

A Laotian girl meets Someone who changes her life and destiny, and has many adventures because of Him. Seedah, whose father was killed by a tiger while defending her, meets Yesu (Laotian for Jesus) who heals her own wounds and sends her to bring healing and deliverance to her people by His good Spirit, Puan (Laotian for friend). Some of the people of her village are angered that some of the old ways are being questioned, and there's a battle between Yesu's warriors (angels) and the old dragon with his bad spirits. "Seedah is an awesome story of how one single encounter with Jesus can change...

This is the story of a girl who grew up with missionary aspirations who found out that God wanted to use her in an ordinary, everyday life instead. It also includes excerpts from her journal and other writings, as well as a story from her sister's perspective.