Climbing Mountains is the personal story of Phyllis Miller, M.D., a trailblazer for women in medicine. The number of firsts she has achieved—including first woman president of the Chattanooga Hamilton County Medical Society, first woman chief of staff at Erlanger Medical Center, and first woman president of the Tennessee Medical Association—opened the doors for many other women to follow suit. She has proved that gender is not a determinant in doing an excellent job.  While the leadership positions and other responsibilities she has achieved are impressive, perhaps the most important achievement for Doctor Miller is the impact she has had on the lives of so many patients and therefore their families. Purchase directly from the publisher, Good Faith Media.

Trailblazer: Part Three takes readers of all ages through Georgia patriot Noble Wimberly (N.W.) Jones’s final journey as a family man, busy doctor, and colonial statesman. N.W. confronts multiple challenges and experiences many adventures from 1760 – 1805, including fighting disease outbreaks, building a friendship with Benjamin Franklin, and involving himself in legislative battles.  The book concludes as N.W. becomes the first president of the newly founded Georgia Medical Society.  This engaging stand-alone historical fiction tome completes Lynelle’s Trailblazer trilogy. Purchase directly from the publisher, Good Faith Media. [Nook or Kindle]

In Trailblazer: Part Two, N.W. Jones’s political involvement imposes limits on his medical aspirations. N.W.’s mentor, Doctor Samuel Nunis, fears the outcome of a war with the Spanish and flees the colony while N.W. becomes part of General James Oglethorpe’s ill-fated invasion of Saint Augustine.  Two years later a miraculous English victory is clouded by General Oglethorpe’s exit to England, leaving N.W. to placate a jilted Creek Princess Mary Musgrove.  The stakes grow higher when Mary and her Creek warriors hold the city of Savannah hostage for a month. Georgia becomes a Crown colony shortly after N.W. begins his long-awaited apprenticeship with his father and also marries Sarah Davis. Soaring and conflicting political viewpoints strain N.W.’s relationship with his father and with England. Purchase directly from the publisher, Good Faith Media. [Nook or Kindle]

Trailblazer: Part One, the journey begins. The then 10-year-old Noble Wimberly (N.W.) Jones and his family begin their bold journey from their home in Lambeth, England to settling into the new Georgia colony in America as members of the first group of early colonists. This volume begins with young N.W. awaking to a heated discussion his parents are having about the latest English colony, Georgia. Noble, Senior wants to go with his friend James Oglethorpe to set up the colony. His mother, on the other hand, lays down her ultimatum: either they all go or no one goes. Father relents and the roadblocks to fulfilling N.W’s desire to become a doctor become evident. This volume covers the challenging but, ultimately, rewarding beginnings in the new colony. Purchase directly from the publisher, Good Faith Media. [Nook or Kindle]

Laced with love and laughter, Tarnished Haloes, Open Hearts is a story of giving and finding acceptance in people and places behind the common masks of fragile humanity. Through poverty, personal losses, and persistent “divine hungers,” this unvarnished story captivates and inspires readers without superficiality or pretense. Lynelle Mason’s refreshingly honest account of her remarkable life experiences is blunt, compelling, and hopeful. Read a compelling review by the editor. Purchase directly from the publisher, Good Faith Media. [Nook or Kindle]

Where the Rabbits Dance is a riveting story about a young Cherokee girl who helps save her family through ingenuity, cunning, and spiritual insight. Twelve-year-old Lightfoot, a Cherokee maiden, looks on in horror as her family’s house lies in ashes. What would you do if a stranger stormed into your home and ordered you to leave? What if that person was armed and had the backing—and blessing—of the federal government? Would you acquiesce or fight? Purchase directly from the publisher, Good Faith Media. [Nook or Kindle]

Behind Enemy Lines is a novel for readers ages 10 and up, this is a historically accurate story of how the Civil War came to Chattanooga TN and North Georgia. The story is told from the point of view of a 12-year-old boy named Bobby who is on a journey to reunite with his father, who is serving in the Confederate Army. Perfect for upper elementary and middle school students who are learning about the Civil War. Purchase directly from the publisher, Good Faith Media. [Nook or Kindle]