Susan Horton: 7 books

This book is the testimony for all who have ventured to a house of worship and found it was just a house. There are no short cuts to God's heart. It is a long way to salvation...if you follow man's direction! Here the author shares her personal experiences and evolution to a true relationship with...

What They Call Ugly is a collection of short stories that gives full credit to the true ugliness in this world. It will open the eyes of some and serve as a testimonial to others.

In an attempt to find real gold, one may run across fools gold. This book captures the essence of every con-style relationship known to those searching hearts. Alas,...dont fear. Fools gold is what you find when you are panning for the real thing. If you have no experience or knowledge of what the fake love is, you wontbe able to recognize the real thing.

Lily is a sweet little girl with a big imagination! Everything in her life revolves around her family and how she sees the world. In this book Lily discovers there is more to life than daydreaming and she begins to appreciate the lessons as her inner growth unfolds

It all started back in the garden...that's the place where we lost it all. Adam and Eve were given the most, but did the least with what they were assigned. We have been given an oppurtunity to reclaim what has been dormant for centuries. This book gives insight on who, what, where and how to get back in the mindset of all things spiritual.

Imagination is a wonderful thing. The mind can fathom almost anything the heart is willing to believe. For instance, I wanted a way to help others understand the anguish someone with mental and emotional issues goes thru and thru the power of imagination, I was able to create the story of Becka Lassiter...

Action against malnutrition is needed more than ever. An additional US10.3 billion a year is required from public resources to mount a successful attack against undernutrition on a worldwide scale. This would benefit over 360 million children in the 36 countries with the highest burden of undernutrition...