Sunshine Rodgers

I work as a Receptionist at Hour Glass Dental and trust me, it's just as chaotic as it sounds. Between dealing with angry patients and insurance plans, phone calls and emails, I dread my ten-hour workday as I clock in at the busiest office in Brittleton, Tennessee....

I have learned over time to embrace the Sunshine-ness that is my name. Yes, I may not always be joyful or exuberant all the time, but I have learned that if I rely on my friends, my family, and my faith, I can conquer each day head-on and live every moment with an expectation of goodness....

It’s a sick world down there, and it keeps getting darker and more wicked every year! And that’s where I come in. Alfred Deston. Case worker #296752. I’m one of the managers who work in heaven, and I definitely have my work cut out for me....

“I’m fine. I’m fine,” I say, as if repeating myself might make it true. I adjust my bright green tie in the mirror and pat down my hair, hoping the gel will keep it in place. Sunnie tries to assure me, but I detect a nervous tone in her voice....

I like to think there are people that we cross paths with every day for a reason. It may be to help us or it may be to help them. Sometimes, we beg for a sign, but that message from God may be more subtle than we realize. It may be someone who's encouraging us to follow the right path....

Alena is stuck in a mundane marriage and longing for something different. New clothes. Bigger bling. Flashy cars. Miraculously and inexplicably, it all happens in a flash, and she is finally married to the man of her dreams, but something still seems to be missing....

Ever confused about the Trinity? Are there three Gods or One? And how is the Trinity important to my life? Take a deep look inside this book for the answers.

A compelling Christian fiction about one little boy, A.J., who relies on his angel, Demetri, to answer his prayers. Demetri runs into some evil turbulence on the way to deliver a prayer to Heaven.

I didn't know what to expect when the time came for me to go on stage. An attendant with a clipboard and wearing headphones came out to get us one by one in the waiting room as if we were awaiting a Golden Ticket opportunity that may never come....

"Any thoughts?" Ruth Ann asks the group. I raise my hand, noticing any timidity or prior insecurity I once felt is gone. I am free to be myself at this place. "Yes, Camille." She points at me.