Ashley Clark
Biography
Ashley Clark earned a master's degree in creative writing and has taught literature and writing courses at the University of West Florida. Clark was also an active member of American Christian Fiction Writers. Clark's books include Where the Last Rose Blooms (2022), Paint and Nectar (2021), and The Dress Shop on King Street (2020).
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Fiction
“Stunning. Immersive. Romantic. With her trademark depth and lyricism, Amanda Dykes delivers an epic tale that will leave readers awestruck. Through the interplay of light and shadows, an unlikely hero discovers the true meaning of his story—and redemption against all odds. Readers, in turn, will learn much about their own stories alongside him, as Dykes so bravely explores the shadows that cloud our lives and the light that remains despite them. Lost places, found anew. A can’t-miss novel!”
Fiction
“Dedication I wrote this book during a season filled with good . . . and really hard. God reminded me that even while I felt isolated, I wasn’t alone. Thank you isn’t big enough to express my deep gratitude to Beth Vogt. Beth, your daily reminders of God’s truth and the calls where you validated what I was feeling while walking me to truth were truly sanity savers. I am more grateful than words can say for you.”
Fiction
“Buzzing with emotion that brought me to tears, He Should Have Told the Bees will keep you turning its pages until the very end. Cox’s hope-filled approach to generational trauma frames the complex relationship between brokenness and the faith that sustains us. With true-to-life characters and an unpredictable plot, this redemption story will challenge you in the very best ways as you root for the characters to find reconciliation and healing. Sweet as honey, beautiful as nectar, sharp as a sting—I never knew I could love bees so much. My favorite read of the year!”
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