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Welcome to the "Summaries" of the Christian fictitious works of Taylor Van Son. 

By clicking the "Title" in the box to the left, you will be directed to a brief summary of that particular work of Christian Fiction by Taylor Van Son.  If you would like additional information on a specific story, please feel free to write to me at  novel@creativefinesse.com  and I will be happy to answer your questions as best I can, or use the form below. 

Future titles include:  Rose Colored Glasses & A Different Light II: In The Beginning.  Once these works are completed, I will add the titles accordingly and you can obtain their summaries as well. 

The Lord has blessed me with a talent for storytelling.  I pray that the blessing continues and that you receive enjoyment and spiritual uplifting by reading.

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Taylor Van Son  
 

A Different Light is a tale of romantic suspense that makes for exciting, fun, enlightening, page-turning and emotionally faith-building reading, without the tendency to offend or to alienate those without strong religious beliefs.

Edwina Scott, a young, black woman, is frightened by her sudden and inexplicable discovery that she can see inside of people in a very special way. This revelation is disturbing not only because of its strangeness, but also because it seems to exist to show her the goodness in people.  What does this mean, where did it come from, and why her?  As she searches for answers and attempts to learn what is happening to her, she also uncovers deeply rooted issues in her family that seem to revolve around religion, a subject that was previously nonexistent.

After a chance run-in with a stranger desperate enough to attempt kidnapping leads down a quite unexpected road, Edwina learns the other side of her gift.  There is also a darkness that she can see and her first encounter is with her father.  While forced to grapple with this secret and another, her newfound faith, she also has to deal with the even more frightening recurrences of this strange ability, as well as the question of whether it is a blessing or a curse, real or a sign of insanity. 

Feeling quite alone, she finds herself confronted with various issues that bring to the forefront faith in general and the many ways people express it during difficult times in their lives. She is faced with the challenge of maintaining a new and special romance, along with a relationship with her sister, who is estranged from the family but has a special insight into holding them together; a relationship with her father, once a God loving man who now does not allow bibles in his home; and relationships with her fun-loving friends, some who first introduce her to faith, and others who surprisingly enough already have it.  And all these while her deeply unresolved, internal issues continue to plague her. 

A Different Light starts out setting the tone for Edwina’s first experiences with the light and then quickly ramps up to include the antics of her friends, her whirlwind romance, and the events that lead up to the discovery of the true source of her special ability and her ultimate acceptance of it.

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You Rang is a tale of romantic suspense that is mainstream fiction and speaks strongly of faith, strong religious beliefs and one’s ability to prevail against almost insurmountable odds. 

Lailah Brooks is new to the town of Highland Hills and she is excited about her independence, until she realizes that it comes with a price.   She had thought that she was escaping the overly strong influence of her mother, but instead she has walked right into the perfect nightmare, and it all begins with a telephone ring.  But calls for a church – where would be the fright in this?  Lailah soon discovers.

As she goes about discovering her new town, she meets neighbors, co-workers and even her love interest, and finds out an interesting thing about them all.  They are Christians, a new breed of animal indeed for Lailah.  Raised as the only child of a bitter mother who is not only a non-believer, but also one dead-set on making certain that they never even cross paths with the like, Lailah is faced with a strong decision, and it seems that she won’t be left alone to make it.

Living the long dreamed of life of a university professor, enlightening young minds and feeling as if she is giving back, Lailah should be as happy as they come.  She has a fairy-tale romance with Tate, a wealthy, handsome, dream of a man who thinks of her as his destiny.  She has a growing respect and admiration for her colleague, Darlene, and has found a strong personal admirer in Damon, her neighbor across the hall.   The fact that they all happen to be Christians is just coincidence, or is it?  The fact that her mother, the other half of her dynamic duo, would strongly object is pushed quietly aside – for now.

As issues escalate and cause a rift in her relationships, all of them, Lailah finds an odd sense of comfort courtesy of her mother, in the long stored away, and purposely forgotten letters written by her father, a man she was told had long ago deserted them.  Thus begins her time of coming to terms with her past and also her glimpse into her future.

Outside forces play a major role in guiding, or even pushing when needed, Lailah into the right direction.  And it seems that they plan to win – at any and every cost!  But who will win and will there be a loser?  This too Lailah must discover and she must do so on her own.

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