My name is Emeka Iwenofu; I’ve composed three empowering stories called the Miracle Trilogy. This trilogy tells of the lives of three women from varying generations plagued by their own challenges and adversity before becoming inspired by their personal mentor in order to obtain their miracle and later teaching someone else.
The
first story, entitled Francine’s Miracle
(which will be OUT this Valentine’s Day 2013) tells of a young Irish girl named
Francine who immigrates to the United States with her family from Ireland during
the 1920s at the age of 8. This time in
history marks the height of the Prohibition era where there are mob ties,
bootlegging, and other illegal activities all over the streets of New York City.
After a series of impactful events, Francine and her family, known as the
Sullivans, move away to Virginia where
she experiences poverty, a drunk father, a bitter mother, tragedy, physical and
verbal abuse from both her parents and other challenges that makes her wish she
was never even born. It isn’t until through a twist of fate, that she discovers
a woman able and willing to enlighten her on a “secret” that when Francine
applies the methods, makes all of her dreams come true, making her the most
respected woman in town. Though after receiving her miracle and knowing well
how to apply the secret, she is then instructed by her mentor to “pay it
forward” or help another subject who’s in “need” to learn these same
principles, which draws this story to the next book, called Mandi’s Miracle, where now, Francine
becomes Mandi’s mentor, which takes place in the South in Mississippi during
the 1960 civil rights era.
The
book, Mandi’s Miracle, is not yet out
but will be made available later during the year 2013. However, this book talks
about a young black girl, named Mandi, age 12, who is stricken with a terminal
illness with only 5 months to live according to the doctors. It isn’t until Francine is informed about
this that Mandi’s mother brings her to Francine for healing. Francine instructs
step by step the principles Mandi must apply in order to be cured of the
disease. When that happens, Mandi, goes off to college, has a family, and later
becomes a parole officer in Detroit Michigan during the early 1990s to mentor a
troubled and abused client/parolee named JaQuita Jenkins or “Jackie” to begin
the 3rd installment, which is out now, called Jackie’s Miracle.
Jackie’s Miracle has already been acclaimed and
has received a number of praises from different readers and book reviewers
alike. However for all of you readers and non-readers out there, I am allowing anyone
to download Jackie’s Miracle absolutely FREE,
from March 11 to March 24, 2013
which will be on any ebook notepad or tablet such as Kindle, Nook, IPad,
eReader, you name it. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity. So don’t miss
out. You’ll be SO happy you did.
Francine’s
Miracle is truly a great read which will be available at: Francinesmiracle.com,
Atlasbooks.com, Amazon.com, BN.com, and wherever ebooks are sold! Just so you
know, how great this book is, here are a few endorsements received from a few
reputable people.
“Francine’s
Miracle is delightful. Once again, Emeka
Iwenofu creates a character that readers relate to; first in her struggles and
then in her ultimate triumph. The story of Francine’s journey is a
powerful tribute to the miracles that happen when one woman learns to harness
the power within to manifest the life of her dreams. If you want to be
inspired, read this book!”
--Lisa Ryan
Chief Appreciation Strategist, Grategy
Author
of The Upside of Down Times: Discovering
the Power of Gratitude
Featured
expert in “The Keep of the Keys” and “The Gratitude Experiment”
“Francine’s Miracle is absolutely fantastic; a definite must
read classic! Five complete stars! It is so detailed and paints such a vivid
mental picture. All the characters come to life; an absolute must read from
start to finish!”
--Mary
Eason
Unity
Center of the Heights Spiritual Leader and Teacher
Licensed
Minister, member of A Course in Miracles
and
Out of the Matrix
Thank
you all for letting me share my series with you. After reading any of these
books, please feel free to review, leave comments, and rate them. Comments and
reviews on GoodReads.com are also welcomed and appreciated. Lastly, free to
‘like’ the Facebook page at: facebook.com/JackiesMiracle to stay up to date on
series progression.
Good
luck to all of you and thank you Toinette Thomas.
You’re the GREATEST!!!
