Faith and shadows book 1
Visible and Invisible
Some nightmares don't stay in your head.
Eighteen-year-old Eva Thompson tells herself the nightmares mean nothing. She's a teenager, not a prophet. Dreams are just dreams.
Until the nightmares start happening while she's awake.
Her classmates Alex and Grace are experiencing the same attacks. The same dreams, the same creeping dread bleeding into daylight. Something evil is descending on their small Nebraska town, and the adults who should have answers have secrets of their own. The previous generation saw this coming. They chose to look away. Now it's Eva's turn to decide.
The veil between the visible and invisible world is collapsing. A darkness is coming. And the nightmares were just the beginning. If Eva can't find the courage to face the battle, her town won't just be haunted. It will be lost.
Visible and Invisible is Book 1 in Jenni DeWitt's Faith and Shadows series. Continue the story with Eternal Light—where the real enemy isn't the demons prowling the streets. It's the darkness hiding within.
A 261-page supernatural Christian thriller for readers 12 and up, perfect for fans of Frank Peretti, Ted Dekker, and Jaime Jo Wright, with a fresh YA voice and an unflinching, Christian take on spiritual warfare.
Eva never asked for this gift. But now she can see the darkness…and it can see her.
Faith and Shadows Book 2
Eternal Light
When the lights go out…the nightmare begins.
Eighteen-year-old Eva never expected to lead anyone, least of all a fragile group of survivors through a three-day demonic siege in her small Nebraska hometown. But a physical manifestation of hell has swallowed the sun, flooded the streets with evil, and torn open a portal to hell.
And their enemy has a name: Nessy. She doesn't attack with claws or shadows. She weaponizes secrets. Every wound. Every regret and every buried shame. One by one, she's using it all to extinguish the only thing holding the darkness back…blessed candles that burn on faith alone.
As fear spreads and belief begins to crack, Eva must lead their defense against the rising tide of demons while holding together a faith that’s unraveling from the inside out. Because the greatest danger isn't the demons prowling the streets outside. It's the doubt, the guilt, and the fear growing in the hearts of the people she's fighting to save…including her own.
The deeper Eva goes, the clearer the truth becomes.
Survival will demand sacrifice.
Eternal Light is Book 2 in Jenni DeWitt's Faith and Shadows series. New to the series? Start with Visible and Invisible—where Eva first discovers the invisible realm is real, and the fight for her soul has already begun.
A 196-page supernatural Christian thriller for readers 12 and up, perfect for fans of Frank Peretti, Ted Dekker, and Jaime Jo Wright, with a fresh YA voice and an unflinching, Christian take on spiritual warfare.
The candles are burning. The darkness is waiting. How long can faith hold the line?
Why Won't God Talk to Me?
Do you ever feel like God is giving you the silent treatment?
You keep pouring your heart out, but heaven is quiet. You're desperate for guidance or at least some sign God's actually listening.
Meanwhile, other people seem to hear from Him constantly. They casually mention, "I just feel like God is telling me..." and share amazing direction or comfort.
So what's the deal? Why won't God talk to you?
The truth: God is talking, and you can learn how to listen.
In this book, through practical guidance and real-life examples, you'll learn how to recognize God's voice in your everyday life and discover:
- Why guilt and unworthiness block you from hearing God
- How God speaks differently to each person—and what that means for you
- Simple techniques for Christian meditation and contemplative prayer
- Ways to hear God through nature, service, creativity, and daily life
- How to test if what you're hearing is truly from God
Stop feeling spiritually abandoned. Start hearing the voice that's been calling your name all along.
Forty Days
Travel with Jenni DeWitt through the first forty days after her two-year-old son was diagnosed with childhood cancer and share with her in the battle between faith and anxiety.
Jenni's raw honesty and quick wit will make you feel like you’re right there with her as she weather's the storm of childhood cancer, with less grace and more lessons to be learned than she'd maybe prefer to admit.
Through it all you'll learn, with Jenni, that there can still be a little light even on the darkest days.