Wren Parker
Author. Speaker. Podcaster.
This was an easy read. I fell into the story right away, staying up late reading chapter after chapter wanting to know what happened next. The next day, I couldn't wait to jump right back into it again. I was sad when I got to the end... I wanted more! Now I'm eagerly waiting for the second book.
A. L. H.
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Innersphere pulls back the curtain to reveal the hidden battle between good and evil that rages over every individual. It unmasks the strategies of darkness, yet is filled with hope in the patient persistence of the light. But this is not a dry, theological work. Far from it! Innersphere is a story that will keep you turning the pages and then send you to your knees to pray like never before. God blessed Wren in writing this book. I can't wait to share it with every young person I know.
Are you a young person who likes stories? You'll love this. Are you praying for a loved one? This will reinvigorate your prayers. Are you struggling with your family? You need this.
Read it. You won't be sorry.
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My Story
Writing has been a passion of mine for as long as I can remember. While the rest of my family slept, I would stay awake late into the night, filling pages with the next chapter of whatever story had captured my imagination.
Looking back, I can see gentle nudges from God scattered throughout those early years—a high school teacher encouraging me to submit one of my short stories to a writing contest, a college professor asking to keep copies of a satire piece for his portfolio, and a writing instructor who believed in one of my children’s stories enough to pay to have it published after I took her course.
At the time, they may have seemed like small moments of encouragement. Today, I see them differently. I believe they were reminders from God that the love of storytelling He placed within me had a purpose—and that one day, He would ask me to use it for His glory.