She Had A Name
About this audiobook
A Christian Inspirational, Romance & Suspense series by an award-winning USA Today Bestselling Author.
Real. Raw. Redemptive.
How far will you go to hide your worst secret?
A widowed mother, Dori Finney is kidnapped, desperate, and alone with no hope of rescue. Years of keeping her captors from killing her wear her thin, and time has run out. With the kidnappers’ resources running low, will she give up or cling to each breath with hope?
Julia Bancroft figures her life will continue as ordinary if only her mom rouses from coma. Then her uncle visits, an affluent stranger tags along, and the news they break about her history changes her entire world.
June Powers has a secret wrapped around her faith. One secret that could alter how the world sees her if it’s unwrapped. Afraid to lose everything, she must make sure nobody—especially her family—finds out. But then a plane crash reminds her someone else already knows, and now, a life hangs in the balance. Will she risk it all to keep things hidden, or will she fight to save the life of the one she’d hoped would keep silent?
Join everyone and read She Had A Name, a book that is real, raw, and redemptive and transcends fiction to provide inspiration, hope, faith, family, and love like you have not read before. She Had A Name is Book Two in the She Knows Her GOD Christian Suspense series. Dive in. See you on the other side.
About the author
By God's grace, Joy Ohagwu is an award-winning, bestselling author of Christian Suspense & Christian Inspirational Fiction.
Named by Book Riot in August 2019 as one of the 17 best Christian Fiction authors, she writes heartwarming stories with a healthy dose of suspense, divine inspiration, and happy endings.
She credits Jesus with having turned her life around, averted multiple life derailments for her, and she's grateful to be writing stories that embody grace, hope, love, and second (and multiple) chances.
She earned a Masters' degree in International Affairs, a Bachelors' degree in Political Science and has been honored with fourteen individual academic awards for excellence by her alma mater and her peers.
She lives in the Washington DC capital region.
