Audiobooks Narrated by Danielle Dwyer

The Role of the Moon: Poems

"A compelling, imagined dialogue with some of the most beloved Christian poets    GOLD MEDAL WINNER - Illumination Book Award Step into a captivating poetic conversation that spans centuries. The Role of the Moon explores the timeless themes of faith, loss, transcendence, human struggle, and renewal, echoing John Donne, George Herbert, and other 17th-century metaphysical poets.  In vivid dialogue with John Milton, William Shakespeare, Gerard Manley Hopkins, Emily Dickinson, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, and many others, D.S. Martin engages them in our modern world. A 'new metaphysical' voice emerges, connecting the past to the present with wit, poignancy, and striking originality.  Perfect for readers who enjoy poetry and literature as a spiritual pursuit, this collection invites you to explore the beauty and power of classic Christian poetry in a fresh and modern way. "

D.S. Martin (Author), Danielle Dwyer (Narrator)

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Three Wise Women: 40 Devotions Celebrating Advent with Mary, Elizabeth, and Anna

"An ECPA 2023 Christmas Bestseller! Spend the 40 days of Advent, Christmas, and Epiphany in the company of: Mary the Mother of Jesus Elizabeth the Mother of John the Baptist and Anna the Prophetess at the temple in Jerusalem. Anticipate, celebrate, and marvel at Jesus' birth with Three Wise Women, a richly researched and faith-building new devotional by Dandi Daley Mackall. We don't hear many details directly from these three women at the heart of the first Christmas, but Scripture, studies in biblical culture, and an open heart that asks 'what if' allows readers to experience new revelations for the holy season that will encourage and strengthen you in becoming a wise woman of God.    Bestselling author Dandi Mackall reflects on the events and lives of these Three Wise Women and invites you to:  - Delve deeper into what these real-life women may have experienced  - Ponder a new aspect of the journey toward Christ's birth and beyond through the voices of Mary, Elizabeth, and Anna  - Meditate on Old and New Testament Scriptures that speak to women's hearts across generations and cultures  - Grow closer to God through insightful devotional readings about Patience, Hope, Faith, Trust, Persistence, Sacrifice, Joy, Grace, Love, Confidence, and more  - Reflect on your own life using the daily 'Pondering Questions,' as you see the story of Jesus' birth afresh through the eyes of faithful women  - Join with other women in a small group or Bible study to take a faith journey together with Three Wise Women  An award-winning author, speaker, and passionate scholar of the Scriptures, Dandi shares her heart for Jesus and her own faith journey through this inspired and timely devotional. Beautifully designed with a two-color interior, Three Wise Women is the perfect book to accompany all believers through this holy season of the year, a lovely early Christmas gift, and an excellent resource for women's Bible study groups. 'Dandi Mackall tells the story of Jesus' birth from the perspectives of Mary, Elizabeth, and Anna in these devotions, allowing readers to imaginatively inhabit the thought world of first-century Middle Eastern women. The three wise women emerge as gentle, strong, and deeply faithful. Each reflection is accompanied by Bible verses, questions to ponder, and a brief prayer.' —The Christian Century   Visit threewisewomenbook.com for a study guide, journal, and more free resources to enhance your Advent devotions!  "

Dandi Daley Mackall (Author), Danielle Dwyer (Narrator)

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Grieving: A Beginner's Guide

"'McCormack covers so much ground in such a little book that the reader could devour it quickly in hours or spend weeks reading it slowly, savoring each bit of wisdom. Anyone who is grieving or anyone who knows a grieving person will find hope and support in this small book.' —Publisher's Weekly, starred review There is no sure route through grieving. Jerusha McCormack provides instead a series of signposts by which we may find our own path to a new life. 'We are all amateurs at grief,' she writes, 'it comes to us all; we must all go through it. To treat grief as a problem to be fixed, or (worse still) to medicalize it, is to rob us of the extraordinary privilege of encountering this experience on our terms: for each of us has our own way of grieving, and each of us has something special to learn from the process.' 'Every loss is unique. Each person grieves in his or her own way. The world is full of invisible sufferers — those who have lost someone through any manner of catastrophes. Perhaps nothing draws as deeply on individual creativity as grief does. It is a time to rally your own resources, to use them in such a way as to express your grieving as your own, and thus to take possession to it.'"

Jerusha Hull McCormack (Author), Danielle Dwyer (Narrator)

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