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Joyce Hart of Hartline Literary Agency represents Charlotte.
Trusting Him In Your Grief : Encouragement for Parents Losing a Child undergoes inspection by a publisher.
Trusting Him for Life After Divorce is completed.
Charlotte continues to accept testimonials of parents who have weathered the storms of an addicted child for the book, Trusting Him with Your Addicted Child. Even though the deadline has passed, she needs a few more stories. Basically, she wants the testimonies to tell a story of your experience in 1500 words or less and show how God saw you, or still sees you, through. If you have a story, please contact her or submit it at cjholt@kingwoodcable.net for guidelines.
The other book, Trusting Him in the Midst of Medical Madness, needs testimonies of 2500 words, describing an incident of medical madness. Show how you kept your Christian witness in the midst of the turmoil and brought glory to God in the situation in spite of the difficulty. Show how God showed up in the circumstances, either through healing or in spite of the health care provided. |
Charlotte's nonfiction book, Little Foxes, Keys to Overcome, encourages and helps others triumph over those everyday problems that plague us all. The book provides a take away journal to aid the reader and help him grow spiritually in his Christian walk.
Charlotte's first Christian fiction romance novel, specifically for the senior market, Trading Old Shoes for New, undergoes editing and nears completion.
Laura Olson's husband, Frank, walks out on her after thirty-two years of marriage. She feels like an old shoe discarded for a newer style. Urged by her friend, Betty, she hesitates to move on with her life and enter the dating game. God sends several people into her life for a purpose. She trades some of her own old shoes and habits for newer ones, and finds love, respect, acceptance and the ministry the Lord has for her. She finds new romance. Which will it be: a pastor, a retired teacher or a pharmaceutical salesman?
Charlotte works on a sequel, Wedding Shoes. This book will be of interest from ages 20+, since the story and point of view comes from the 25 year old daughter of Laura from Trading Old Shoes for New.
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