Keren Dibbens-Wyatt is a British contemplative writer whose work delves into the realms of prayer and creativity. She writes to encourage others into a more intimate relationship with God and to share the poetic ponderings of her heart. Her Christian faith, spanning over thirty years, has guided her into a deep prayerful connection that has fostered an outpouring of stories, insights, and wisdom. Despite personal health challenges, Keren channels her experiences into her writing, sharing her spiritual journey.
When you’re a Tudor princess, as many people hate you as love you, and for Princess Mary, those who hate her will stop at nothing to prevent her becoming Queen. To defeat them, she must take her first steps to becoming Bloody Mary – England’s most infamous queen.The second book in the Royal Misadventure Diaries series
Exploring despair and the journey to recovery, this book intertwines the biblical story of Jonah with the author's personal battle with depression and suicidal thoughts. It reflects on Jonah's tumultuous path to Nineveh, including his experiences in a storm and the belly of a fish, drawing parallels to the author's own struggles. The narrative emphasizes faith and resilience, particularly through Jonah's song from the depths, offering a profound, compassionate, and hopeful perspective on life's challenges.
Inspired by the beauty of the English garden, this collection offers 365 meditations paired with black and white photographs. Each day's poetic prose invites readers to explore the divine messages within creation, providing insights that inspire and uplift. This devotional serves as a continuous source of reflection and revelation, encouraging a deeper appreciation for nature's role in expressing God's glory.