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Brandy Marks, author... "Darkness whispers, light answers, and destiny dares..." Brandy Marks not only writes faith-driven fantasy novels where heaven and hell collide she also writes nonfiction stories that explore redemption, divine mystery, and the war within every soul. Brandy creates worlds where angels fall, demons rise, and love wins. A former counselor turned lore-weaver, writer of supernatural and the natural, Brandy's novels speak to the heart, challenge the mind, and stir the spirit to believe in the impossible! [email protected] |
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About my books...
Some have asked, about “Sins of the Fallen" and others I’ve written, “Is this a Christian book?”
The answer - it depends. It’s a story that doesn’t shy away from the dark, the sensual, or the broken, because that’s where many of us begin.
Yes, it’s bold. But so is grace. The intimate scenes are part of the struggle, the longing, the identity crisis so many face on the road to healing. This isn’t sanitized faith. No—it’s gritty, wounded hope. It’s for anyone who’s ever questioned their worth, wandered far, or believed they were too far gone to come home. You’re not, nor are they.
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Book reviews matter: Here’s one of my favorites:
“Wow, this author actually knows how to weave a story stitched out of starlight and shadows with cursed princes, Ice Maidens, guardian angels, daughters of the North, dragonfire guiding fates, and a polar bear prince.
This isn’t just fantasy, it’s a whole mythos readers can fall into and not want to climb back out.”
Reviews tell future readers: this book is worth your time. And for an author, it’s like being handed a box of chocolates after years of marriage—those compliments that once came so easily but too often fade with time.
The truth is, many writers never even get those first “chocolates.”
Reviews are rare and hard to come by, but they are priceless.
It costs nothing but means everything.
Some have asked, about “Sins of the Fallen" and others I’ve written, “Is this a Christian book?”
The answer - it depends. It’s a story that doesn’t shy away from the dark, the sensual, or the broken, because that’s where many of us begin.
Yes, it’s bold. But so is grace. The intimate scenes are part of the struggle, the longing, the identity crisis so many face on the road to healing. This isn’t sanitized faith. No—it’s gritty, wounded hope. It’s for anyone who’s ever questioned their worth, wandered far, or believed they were too far gone to come home. You’re not, nor are they.
~
Book reviews matter: Here’s one of my favorites:
“Wow, this author actually knows how to weave a story stitched out of starlight and shadows with cursed princes, Ice Maidens, guardian angels, daughters of the North, dragonfire guiding fates, and a polar bear prince.
This isn’t just fantasy, it’s a whole mythos readers can fall into and not want to climb back out.”
Reviews tell future readers: this book is worth your time. And for an author, it’s like being handed a box of chocolates after years of marriage—those compliments that once came so easily but too often fade with time.
The truth is, many writers never even get those first “chocolates.”
Reviews are rare and hard to come by, but they are priceless.
It costs nothing but means everything.
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