My Books

Writing has always been an important part of my life. From the moment I learned how to write, I have been passionate about it. I love the creative process of writing, and I find it to be a great way to express my thoughts and feelings.

Writing has been a way for me to express my thoughts and feelings in a creative way, and I am grateful for the opportunity to share my work with the world. I am constantly striving to improve my writing skills and to create stories that will captivate and inspire readers.

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Zelda Oliver-Miles shares timely advice for navigating your way through marriage whether you are hoping to be married, a newlywed or have been married for ages. She explores three biblical principles she wishes she had known in the early years of her own marriage. Her hope is that couples will learn the proper meaning of headship and avoid many of the traps she fell in to during her own 30 year journey of marriage.Included are guided tune-up questions and simple applications to keep your marriage on track.

Introducing the perfect accompaniment to the "Love Beyond Measure" devotional - a 30-day prayer journal for couples. This journal is designed to help you and your spouse deepen your spiritual connection and build a stronger, more fulfilling marriage with daily prayer prompts and scripture passages. With beautiful design and easy access on your Kindle, get your copy today and start your journey to a stronger, more loving marriage.

Love Beyond Measure: A 30-Day Journey through God's Promises for Marriage offers couples a fresh perspective on the beauty and challenges of marriage.

The devotional is rooted in Scripture and explores God's promises for marriage, such as trust, forgiveness, and love. Each daily reading includes inspiring stories from the Bible, reflection questions, affirmations and a guided prayer.

The daughter of an Alabama governor, she was a member of Mobile society and, later,

Washington, D.C. society, served in Confederate hospitals during the Civil War, ran the Brierfield Furnace and for many years was the beloved University of Alabama librarian. (Mobile native, Tuscaloosa resident)