To Set Thy People Free
It’s all right here: the book cover, the blurb, and how to get your own copy.
- Another beautiful cover by author and cover design artist Kelsey Gietl
- The novella tells the story of Sukey from Eyes to the Hills, but it is a stand alone. You don’t have to have read any of my other books to enjoy this one. It’s a quick read of about two hours, great for those of you trying to hit a reading goal before the end of the year.
- Ebook preorders are available here. Paperbacks should be available by or before December 3. The book will also be in Kindle+.
- Don’t want to wait or don’t want to pay? Reply to this email if you’d like a free review copy (ebook format only).


Native American Heritage Month Giveaway
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Life Update
A while back, and in the author’s note of Raise My Ebenezer, I shared about my husband being let go from his job after a company buy-out. I am so thankful to report that after three very long months of unemployment, he has a new job. I’m honestly still processing all that God did and is still doing in our hearts and lives, but we have experienced some pretty major “Ebenezer Stones”–and some small but significant ones too–and really have seen God’s faithfulness through this time.
I also just started a new job at a coffee shop. I’m working a 6-10 a.m. shift four days a week, which allows me to still be able to homeschool and take my kids to their activities as needed. I love working in downtown Rome and the lovely Christian atmosphere of this mission-oriented cafe.
This past weekend, Olive Press Christian Bookstore hosted me for a book signing. It was such a special time. Several friends from church stopped in and a young couple who have read all my books together drove down from Tennessee and hung out talking about my characters for a few hours! I think God knew that was a boost I needed after a harried book launch in the midst of a stressful season.
Many authors have been struggling this year with both sales and marketing, unsure how to get our message out most effectively in a market that is overrun with AI and hype. Some of my goals are to do more in person events / local sales next year and to get the audio books made for Eyes to the Hills. I’m excited about both books in the next series, but asking God to make clear the timing for those and also provide the time for research and drafting in my increasingly busy schedule.
Let me know how I can pray for you, friends! I so appreciate each of you who have read one of my books, left a review, or sent a message of encouragement. The relationships I’ve made with readers and other authors make this journey worth it!
Happy Thanksgiving!
Jennifer