The Little Old Lady
By following books five principles, readers can change their lives
Faith-Restoring Novel Offers Glimpse into God's Abundant Love
By following books five principles, readers can change their lives
2009-01-12
LONGWOOD, FL--Down-on-his-luck Brad found himself sitting at his kitchen table, thinking, "Who am I? And how did I get here?" for what was perhaps the hundredth time. His mind was flashing back to a day he would never forget--the day he'd come home from work to find his apartment nearly empty, his wife, Deana, and their two children gone. What Brad didn't realize was that his life was about to change when he had a chance meeting with the little old lady.
Xulon Press author Warren Gray's new release, The Little Old Lady ($10.99, paperback, 978-1-60647-826-4), tells the story of a man who needs God's love but has to overcome his own misconceptions of God when he meets a little old lady who can help redeem him and restore his faith. By following the five simple principles in this book, readers have the power to change their own lives.
Says Gray of his unique book, "I hope I can make people feel God's love in my writing. I have seen how God uses ordinary people to do extraordinary things. [I hope they will understand] that God loves them and that we need Him, that we are the ones who get in the way of His blessings. He is always there even if we don't feel His presence."
A resident of Vancouver, Washington, Gray lives with his family. When he is not writing, he enjoys all the area has to offer--camping, going to the beach, and taking in some of the professional sports the region has to offer. He seeks to inspire others through his writing stories of everyday people that encourage others to grow their faith.