Love Never Dies Nothing could have prepared Ginny Brock for the most devastating experience a parent can have―the death of her child. But after an amazing vision in which she finds herself guiding her son Drew's spirit into the light, Ginny embarks on a journey that teaches her that our lost loved ones can, in fact, remain very present in our lives. From vivid dreams to meaningful signs, Ginny learns to recognize how those in spirit communicate with their loved ones on earth. This remarkable true story recounts the beautiful messages Ginny received from the other side, and the extraordinary one-on-one conversations she continues to have with her son Drew. By Morning's Light offers hope to anyone who has ever lost a loved one, showing how we can indeed move through profound grief and continue to have a relationship with those we love.

By Morning's Light: The True Story of a Mother's Reconnection with her Son in the Hereafter

Biographies & Memoirs

BROCK, GINNY

Community & Culture

Llewellyn Publications

Following deep tragedy, Ginny Brock embarked on a voyage of exploration to search for answers to the mysteries of living and dying; both for herself and her many readers. Where have we been and where do we go from here? In Rainbow Rising she guides her reader, step by step, through the many doors that opened for her, into the heart of Extrasensory Perception, following the Sixth Sense to it's source to find out who we really are.

Rainbow Rising: The True Story of Life Before Life Life on Earth & the Afterlife

Religion & Spirituality

New Age & Spirituality

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

When The South Wind Blows: The Untold Story of the Phantom of the Carolina coast

It was an unusually hot summer on the African coast. Five hundred miles off shore a warm wind caused the water temperature to rise creating evaporation. Mist rose into the atmosphere, where cooler currents picked it up, carried it aloft, and the mass began to swirl. High above the sea, anvil-shaped clouds, dark and ominous, formed, hung suspended, waiting for the moment when the infant storm swirled and slowly began its journey westward. 
Twenty-five hundred miles away, on the Carolina coast, an old black woman shuddered, and pulled her shawl closer. She stared into the darkening night and muttered, "Someting bad goin' fall. Someting real bad."

When The South Wind Blows: The Untold Story of the Phantom of the Carolina Coast

Literature & Fiction

United States

Ms. Virginia Brock

It was an unusually hot summer on the African coast. Five hundred miles off shore a warm wind caused the water temperature to rise creating evaporation. Mist rose into the atmosphere, where cooler currents picked it up, carried it aloft, and the mass began to swirl. High above the sea, anvil-shaped clouds, dark and ominous, formed, hung suspended, waiting for the moment when the infant storm swirled and slowly began its journey westward. 
Twenty-five hundred miles away, on the Carolina coast, an old black woman shuddered, and pulled her shawl closer. She stared into the darkening night and muttered, “Someting bad goin’ fall. Someting real bad.”

A helicopter crashes in a storm raging at Charlotte's International Airport. For journalist, Claire Kincaid, racing through the rain into the forbidden zone surrounding the crash site, it's the photo-op of a lifetime. She arrives just in time to snap the sole survivor being dragged from the burning fuselage. But, in the instant that she raises her camera, their eyes meet in a flash of recognition that strikes with the force of lightning. Little does she know that one click of her camera has captured the moment that will change her life forever, sending her down the dark corridors of old family scandals and reigniting a love story that spans generations and dimensions. A love so strong, it refuses to die, threatening to spill into a cauldron of black magic and a miasma of unreality where nothing is as it seems. Clinging to the vestiges of her sanity, Claire hunts for her identity, inexorably entwined it seems with that of the unknown man in her photograph.

The Writer's Cottage

Class LLC