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A Supernatural Love Story Inspired by True Events. When love is ordained by God, it doesn’t end. It transforms.”
I didn’t plan to write I Always Believed.
It was born out of heartbreak and rebirth.
In one of my lowest moments, I prayed a desperate prayer:
What followed changed everything.
It wasn’t just healing it was revelation.
This story isn’t fiction. It’s a testimony disguised as a novel.
It’s about love that defies death, faith that outlives grief, and the supernatural grace that binds two souls beyond time itself.
I Always Believed is a faith-driven, supernatural love story that explores:
- Divine love and destiny
- Spiritual warfare
- Grief and restoration
- Heaven-sent connection and purpose
- At its heart, it asks one haunting question:
- Do you still believe in the hand of God moving in your life?
The world has forgotten what divine love feels like.
This story reminds us that real, Heaven-sent love never dies.
It may change form, but it remains eternal.
Early readers have shared that I Always Believed rekindled their faith, comforted their grief, and renewed their belief in God’s timing.
Your support will help us spread this message of hope to those who need it most.
As of December 17th, this project has raised $1,225 of their $1,500 goal. This project has 32 days left to raise the $1,500 or it will not be funded. For a pledge of $10, you will get one eBook. For a pledge of $20, you will get one signed paperback. To learn more and to pledge money, go to: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ialwaysbelieved/a-christian-fiction-novel-i-always-believed-0?
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