Nyreepress Literary Group: 7 books

We are dreamers & doers - ambitious business owners - we love hard - try to 'do-it-all' and grow weary in the process. We need each other to lean on and to love on. More and more women are weaving their stories, their burdens and their God-given gifts into big dreams, intentional businesses and...

Avery is a seventeen-year-old girl whose reality has just been shattered by the death of her mother. Feeling a desperate need to flee from what has become her life, she follows a travel plan meant for her mom that leads her to the little beach town where her mom grew up. It's there that she meets...

Nicole Barrett co-founded NiaNicole Salon in October of 2008. She has an extensive amount of training from across the world and has taken various classes in hair cutting techniques, as well as coloring techniques and finishing. With a background in business consulting, she helped Fortune 500 companies...

After intimate discussions with others, and personal experiences and reflections, "I'm Single. Now What?" was birthed. With expert offerings on mental health, single parenting and finances from contributing authors, Michelle has brought us sound advice, excellent information and practical...

Vanessa knows firsthand how trauma can become a destructive force in your life. Vanessa was raped as a small child then suffered periods of molestation at the hands of an uncle. Through her fog of anger, disappointment and shame; God led Vanessa on a journey towards healing and restoration. In Thrive,...

Beyond the Scars was born out of affliction. Words that had quietly collected in Elaine's heart during months of intense, physical suffering, eventually surfaced onto paper to serve as her catalyst for healing. As she neared the end of her cancer treatments, Elaine realized that yet another, complex...

In "The Forgotten Church," Gary Sprinkle calls on the Church of Jesus Christ to embrace Christ's vision of the local church, by moving away from sectarianism to spiritual unity. He calls upon local churches to move away from an organizational expression to a relational expression, through building authentic relationships with Christ followers in their own city.