Fifteen Years is Kendra Norman-Bellamy's fifteenth published book. She is a national best-selling author and the founder of KNB Publications LLC. She is the organizer of Visions in Print, an Atlanta-based national organization for faith-based writers, and The Writer’s Hut, an online fellowship for African American Writers. She is the founder of Cruisin’ For Christ, a groundbreaking at-sea ministry that celebrates writing, gospel music and other God-glorifying arts, and also serves as a motivational speaker.Fifteen Years follows Josiah Tucker, a boy with an extremely tough childhood, as he works through his pain fifteen years after leaving his favorite foster family. In the book, he decides to reconnect with his foster family, The Smiths, and you'll have to read the book to find out what else happens. The book has great religious themes throughout as well as plays up the idea that there are things in life that you just can't change and then there are others that you can - you need to take those things you can change and change them. From what I read, the writing was good and the storyline intriguing. I can see why Kendra has won multiple awards and sold so many books.
For more information about Kendra Norman-Bellamy and her other published works, check out her website. And while you're at it, pick up a copy of Fifteen Years.
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