It's My Story I Will Tell It
Pieces of Me
​"In the blink of an eye my life changed. Everything I had hoped would eventually happen never would. At that moment some would say my life spiraled out of control. I would say at that moment my life shattered into pieces and I needed it to so that I could become whole."
How do you hold it together when your world is falling apart?
It's My Story I Will Tell It is Nicol McClendon's uncensored truth about her journey through rejection, heartbreak and overcoming grief.
Her story will inspire you to open yourself up and pick up the pieces by continuing to believe in pure love and remembering the deep joy in living.
It's Your Story Tell It
The Writers Journal​
Using a blend of stories and suggestive prompts, The Writers Journal provides a guide for the aspiring author to deepen the healing journey by releasing their story through expressive and reflective writing.
Matters of the Heart
My Journey Surviving 10 years and 5 months on the Heart Transplant List
The heart transplant journey can be challenging. Imagine being told your heart is failing and you have to wait on a list until the perfect match sent to save your life, loses theirs. All wait times vary. But it's not that simple; not just a matter of life and death.
Now imagine being told you cannot leave the hospital until your match is found.
In Matters of the Heart, Author Nicol McClendon shares Dennis Thomas’ experience of waiting for a new heart while confined to the hospital. This is the story of a man encouraging other transplant recipients while finding the strength to fight for his own existence.
Blessed Not Broken
Journey to Finding Purpose in Marriage, Motherhood & Entrepreneurship as a CEO Wife
Blessed Not Broken introduces you to ten women who have overcome their broken dreams and circumstances to receive varied, but wonderful blessings and lessons.
Each author tells her unique story about dreaming, planning, working, failing, praying, and becoming the CEO of her own business, her family, her purpose-driven life.
In these stories, these women also speak frankly and openly about the challenges of honoring promises made to spouses, to their children, to themselves, and ultimately, to God.