Nonfiction

J. Nell's Inspirational, Eschatological, Prophetic and Star-Gazing Titles

Star-Gazing Bible Prophecy Essays and Letters

RESEARCH FOR THE ORPHAN DREAMER SAGA

We are living in a historically significant time! Blood moons-known as lunar eclipses that occur in sync with Jewish Holidays, warn of significant events concerning humanity's future. Solar Eclipses warn of significant events about the Gentile nations and function as a worldwide eschatological clock. Acts 2:20 and Joel 2:31 speak of total solar eclipses. Genesis 1:14 says that God uses the stars, sun, and moon for signs and seasons.

Purchase copies and read concise essays and letters of J. Nell’s research for her Orphan Dreamer Saga.

Reviews

"It's a great read for believers and non-believers. This essay is fascinating, informative, and a great incentive to read the Orphan Falls trilogy. I forwarded this essay to a few people. The author's research is right on and very informative. Thank you."

"The author shares a nice body of research used in her fictional work. The underlying essay gives a nice overview of how God's creation continually speaks to us and focuses on the solar lunar eclipse coming in April 2024. It gives a nice overview of some Jewish feast days and the history that gives context to the 2017 and 2024 solar eclipses drawing an 'X' across America. It's a quick read. Enjoy!"


A How-to Prayer Book

J. NELL SHARES HER 40-YEAR PRAYER JOURNEY

Does prayer work?

When it comes to your relationship with God, you probably have many questions: Does He ever really speak to His children? Does He want you to know the plans He has for your life? Can you know that God hears your prayers and will answer your prayers?

J. Nell Brown writes fiction that paints a human likeness upon the faceless and gifts a voice to the voiceless. She writes 16 + coming-of-age adventure-survival stories that feature an epic scale and a historical hook.

Writing for the One, For when I couldn't walk He carried me.

"If you knew your ending, how would you have lived your beginning?"  J. Nell Brown