During the last few weeks, emphasis has been placed on Nova York and on her latest accomplishment, A Rising Hope. That's as it should be. But, that's not all that it should be.Nova, herself, and her writing reflects deeper meanings and reasons for existing. The simple celebrity that goes to anyone who manages to impress the public with an achievement is always targeted but Nova wishes the readers to understand the supporting elements to this completed work, most of which has been spiritual in nature.
The character, Sara Whitehead, had every reason to be successful in her lifestyle choices, but she wasn't. There's always the question "why?" whenever a failure results from something that should have been successful.
None of us in Scribbled Adventures try to impress the world with our religious beliefs. We don't think we have to. Action speaks much louder than words so that no verbal statement or explanations are necessary concerning a belief system.
There was a reason for putting A Rising Hope in the category Christian Fiction.. As the reader
goes through the story, even though fictional, they see evidence of the authors dedicated spiritual belief that human effort, in itself, is never going to be enough to create a successful and happy lifestyle.
We, the readers, take our own spiritual journey along with Sara as she discovers through trial and error what it means and what it takes to be successful.
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