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Grateful today for the friends who edited, cheered, prayed, and stood beside me. Some treasures aren’t stored on shelves or tucked into memory boxes — they’re woven into the fabric of our hearts. Today, my gratitude is focused on three dear friends who walked with me during my earliest writing years: Martha Rogers, Kathleen Y’Barbo, and …

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As the calendar flips to November, I find myself thinking about the people who first stirred up the gifts God placed inside me. Long before I ever held a book contract or typed “Chapter One,” two folks believed in me with a wholehearted, no-looking-back kind of faith: my mom, Shirley (Moseley), and my dad, Billy. (Hanna)

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It begins with a wardrobe. Not just any wardrobe — a tall, weathered piece of furniture with heavy wooden doors and the faint scent of cedar. You push aside the coats, feel a surprising chill in the air, and see snow beneath your feet. And then… a light ahead. A lamppost glowing in the distance. …

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