Post on social media: Post about the book on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, or Twitter and tag me or send me the link. Verified reviews: Post a verified review by February 24th and send me the link.ģ.

Download or buy the book: Buy the paperback or download the ebook on Kindle!Ģ. I’ve made the ebook free for the next 72 hours, and I’d be very, very grateful if you would support the release in two ways.ġ. What is their purpose? Why do they happen for some but not others? Would people believe, or become more divided? Would we be excited, angry, enthusiastic, or afraid? It also allowed me to explore the theology of miracles. I began drafting the book several years ago when I became fascinated with the question of how we all would react-in a world of ubiquitous smart phones and social media-if supposed miracles were caught on film and posted to Twitter. A skeptic, she tracks down the man behind these miracles and ultimately finds herself at the center of the biggest news story in the world, grappling with events she can’t explain. The book follows a newspaper reporter, Jaime Halasz, as she covers the story of what seem like miracles breaking out all over the city of Atlanta-mysterious lights in the sky, healings, and even a man walking on water. It’s been a lifelong dream to write a work of fiction, and I’m so grateful to the many of you who encouraged me and even reviewed drafts along the way.

I’m thrilled to announce the publication of my FIRST NOVEL, Miracles!

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