Sue's Scribbles in the Sand is a collection of real stories about real people, and each story intertwines God's real presence in the midst of each event and situation. Published in one book, the stories lend themselves for devotional purposes. Originally, each story was published in a church newsletter. The author collected these stories from her real-life experiences. Many of them are humorous while others are quite poignant. Ms. Immen cites at least one Biblical quote in each story, connecting God's Holy Word to daily life applications because scripture is the foundation for our beliefs and...

What does the Bible teach about love? In her book, The Christian Codependent: When Our Loving Hearts Become Bleeding Hearts, Ms. Immen examines the answer to that question. As a professional counselor, she learned that many Christians often suffer through their loving and giving, and they believe that they are being a "good" Christian. If they just pray and ask God for help, then He can and will preserve relationships. Love becomes a matter of faith. However, she proves through scripture that God has boundaries when He mandates that we love Him, ourselves, and then others. She offers ways to...

Sunny and Jess Come Out of the Wild is a children's book, based upon a true story. Sunny and Jess are real Chincoteague ponies, born in the wild in 2014. Their story is told, describing their adventures as they were herded, corralled, driven across Assateague Channel, paraded down Main Street in the town of Chincoteague, separated from their mothers, and sold at auction to Bill and Sue Immen. Complimenting the lovely watercolor illustrations are the actual photographs of their adventures. Their story describes the historical pony penning week held in Chincoteague, VA, which is now in its 91st...

This is the second book about the two real-life Chincoteague ponies, Sunny and Jess. After being purchased by the Immen family at the world-famous round-up and auction, the two colts were taken to Hawkeye Stables in Ridgely, MD where Debbie Roys Ober became their initial caregiver and trainer. The Immens returned to North Carolina to finish building their farm. This book tells about their adventures as they left the wild to learn how to live with humans. They were in Maryland for almost ten months.