Kollin L. Taylor is a newly published author who has survived three combat tours in the Middle East while serving in the US military. As it turned out, his toughest battle would be surviving heartbreak. Exposed: The Prelude is the first of a four-part series born from the story he is writing about how his heart was broken.

Exposed: The Prelude

Literature & Fiction

Taylor, Kollin L.

Poetry

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Exposed: Romantic Relationships

Kollin L. Taylor, author of Exposed: The Prelude is a newly published author who has survived three combat tours in the Middle East while serving in the US military. As it turned out, his toughest battle would be surviving heartbreak. Exposed: Romantic Relationships is the second of a four-part series born from the story he is writing about how his heart was broken.

Exposed: Vida

Kollin L. Taylor, author of Exposed: The Prelude, Exposed: Romantic Relationships, and Exposed: Vida is a newly published author who has survived three combat tours in the Middle East while serving in the US military. As it turned out, his toughest battle would be surviving heartbreak. Exposed: ...The Journey Continues is the fourth of a four-part series born from the story he is writing about how his heart was broken.

Exposed: ...The Journey Continues

Sometimes things happen in our lives that make us ask, "Why Me?" The following collection of poems helps shed some light on why we end up on certain life paths. A caterpillar does not become a butterfly without spending time in a cocoon (chrysalis). We all have moments that we spend in cocoons so we can learn and grow.

Metamorphosis

Kollin L. Taylor recently went through a metamorphosis in his life. He previously shared some of his life's journey via four poetry books: Exposed Part I - The Prelude, Exposed Part II - Romantic Relationships, Exposed Part III - Vida, and Exposed Part IV - ...The Journey Continues. He later followed up that series with Metamorphosis - The New Me. This is his sixth poetry book from a collection of more than 200 poems that were written in two months. The pace at which he wrote the poems was why Chaplain Robert A. Miller dubbed him, "The Phenom". However, Taylor credits the pace of his writings to his ultimate source of strength and inspiration - GOD.

The Phenom

<p>Kollin L. Taylor went through a metamorphosis in his life that resulted in him writing six poetry books from a collection of more than 200 poems that were written in two months. The pace at which he wrote the poems was why Chaplain Robert A. Miller dubbed him, "The Phenom". However, Kollin credits the pace of his writings to his ultimate source of strength and inspiration - GOD. He shared some of his life's journey in Exposed Part I - The Prelude, Exposed Part II - Romantic Relationships, Exposed Part III - Vida, and Exposed Part IV - ...The Journey Continues, Metamorphosis - The New Me., and The Phenom. The day after completing The Phenom, he started working on Resilience. He thought he was done spreading the message, but he may have only just begun. The Aftermath is his eighth book.</p>

The Aftermath

Perspective

In a strange twist of events, this was the first book Kollin L. Taylor started writing. However, on July 12, 2012, the words he wrote flowed poetically and he inadvertently wrote his first poem within this book. After the same thing happened over the next several days, he took a break from writing this book and ended up writing 351 poems in 3 months. The pace at which Kollin wrote the poems was why Chaplain Robert A. Mil-ler dubbed him, "The Phenom". However, Kollin credits the pace of his writ-ings to his ultimate source of strength and inspiration - GOD. This is his 10th book and all tie together to tell the story of how he survived one of his greatest battles, recovering from heartbreak. He eloquently shared his story of how, with the help of GOD, family, and friends, he turned his experiences into a tale of survival.

The Anatomy of a Heartbreak

Biographies & Memoirs

'Do not be afraid of those who kill the body but cannot kill the soul...' Matthew 10:28 (NIV). The human body is extremely resilient, but it doesn't compare to the soul. I recently saw a young lady who looked like she was about 12 years old; she was in a wheelchair because she did not have hands or feet. Yet, she was full of life, she had a very beautiful soul. I stood above her, but little did she know, I was looking up to her. "Resilience: Bend, Don't Break", is about people, like that amazing young lady, who survive, and actually thrive despite very challenging situations (to include those that leave invisible scars).

Resilience

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