Books published by WestBow Press

At this time in our lives, people sometimes do not take time to have devotions in the morning. This devotional is ideal for quiet time after returning from school or work before turning on the TV or doing homework.

It is breakfast time on a beautiful summer day, and Cody can hardly eat. Summer is calling him to come outside and explore!Cody happens to be a very curious little boy, and out of this comes an adventure with an eagle that you would never imagine. But what happens to this new friendship when summer is over?

The LegacyCan one secret decision have an impact on over 50 million women in the future? Dr. Annah Kentwell has led a successful public life as a cardiac surgeon at New York University Hospital, but privately she holds two secrets. If exposed, one will disrupt her career as a physician; the other will destroy her family legacy. Annah is willing to sacrifice the latter until her estranged mother dies and wills to her an old sewing basket. Hidden in the baskets lining are three journals dating back to Annahs family in 1798. The journals take Annah on a life-changing trek as she uncovers the truth about her own significance.The Legacy is a heartwarming, life-affirming debut novel that asks the question many women who have had an abortion ask themselves: What if ?

This book is a warehouse of stories of many deaths around me and my family and how I coped with them. It deals with lifes vicissitudes and unshakable faith which will encourage readers to effectively cope with loss. Readers will understand Gods unfailing love and develop faith that will help them persevere in the face of adversity. They will also understand Gods grace which is the cornerstone of success in any human endeavor. Salvation is another important component of this book, and I have joyfully related and reiterated its necessity for eternity. An important and interesting part of this book deals with my encounter with a known atheist, and what happened afterward will surprise readers. Moreover, this book was prayerfully written and will remain a glorious and anointed masterpiece for ages to come. It can also serve an academic purpose, especially for those in the arts and social sciences with particular focus on the subject of bereavement. I have no doubt that it will make a big and positive impact on those who read, and more importantly, meditate on it.Frances Ebisike-Eboh writes with a raw emotion giving you a pick into the lab of real life experiences with life and death. Her personal experiences through the peaks and valleys of life are inspiring, and her honesty about struggles with faith in the dark seasons of life is refreshing.Pastor Russell Hodgins.What incredible stories that will be sure to encourage you and open your eyes to the many ways God might be working in your life.Pastor David VanDonge.