Product Description
by Linda Fulkerson (Author)
Romance. Suspense. Conspiracy. Scandal. The Book of Esther contains many elements of great fiction, which is why it is such a fascinating story. The difference between the story of Esther and that of a great novel is the narrative of Esther's life is true. Between "once upon a time" until "they lived happily ever after," we can learn dozens of lessons from Esther's life. Esther was a young woman with great courage, who was willing to do anything necessary to save her people. From orphan girl to beauty contest winner to queen of the most powerful nation during her lifetime, Esther had the humble beginnings of an ordinary girl, but she allowed God to use her for His extraordinary purpose. Not only does this book share about Esther, it is designed to help you discover your extraordinary purpose, too.
Author Biography
Linda Fulkerson is the author of The Prodigal Daughter: Hope for Runaway Christians and Those Who Await Their Return (2003, Petit Jean Press), and has two novels, Wings of the Dawn (historical romance), and Dead Broke (mystery), available in both paperback and for Kindle at Amazon.com. She has also written several marketing-related eBooks and recently published Volumes I and II of The Coloring Book for Writers (available at Amazon.com and CreateSpace.com). Linda is a blog and marketing coach, award-winning photographer, and is the former online editor and director of digital services for the Killeen Daily Herald. She is also a former sports writer for the Petit Jean Country Headlight. Linda is a past finalist in the American Christian Fiction Writers (ACFW) Genesis contest, taking second-place in the Young Adult category, and served as ACFW Arkansas Area Coordinator for four years. She is a CLASSeminar graduate and conducts workshops on blogging, marketing, website development, and self-publishing. Linda is the owner of DLF Digital Services LLC in Morrilton, Arkansas. She and her husband, Don, have four adult children and six grandchildren. They live on a hobby farm in central Arkansas.
