Robynloves her friends, enjoys her youth group, and looks forward to meeting cuteCaleb Montague. But when a caustic news reporter challenges her school’s prayerteam, Robyn must choose: defend their right to meet on campus and pray forwhomever they wish or back down at the principal’s request.
Now she must learn what God wants her to do. And she had better learn fast,because there’s a supernatural enemy in town whose sole mission is to stopher—no matter the cost.
Praise and Reviews
Driven is a new take on the age old
battle of good versus evil. Gripping from the first page, this
is one book you won't want to put down.
--Leanna Kay, co-creator of www.samiesisters.com -
a place for Christian girls to grow in faith.
With hints of C.S.Lewis’ Screwtape
Letters and Frank Peretti’s This Present Darkness, Ms. Neumeier captures the
intensity of spiritual battle that even the most mature of Christians often
overlook.
--Susan Baganz, Women’s Ministry
Director at Community Church of Fond du Lac, WI
Driven is a breathtaking book of tension, intrigue, and
heartwarming emotion. From the moment I began to read until the very last word,
I couldn't put it aside. It held me enthralled!--Lindsay Below, author of Head
Over Hand-Bought Heels
The contrast between the demons' obedience due
to fear and their pain and diminishing presence when disobedient was
striking against the teen's growth from their struggles and obedience
drawn from desire for and need of the Father's love. Due to some of the
issues in the book, I would definitely recommend the book to older teens.--Bobbie
Anderson
Driven by Shellie Neumeier will leave every teen wanting to know what
happens next in the lives of these prayer warriors. Shellie creates realistic
characters, angels, and demons. A must have for every teen struggling through
real life adventures. Shellie spins an amazing story that helps show
the reader the path in finding Jesus and asking him into your life under
any circumstance.—Cheryl Ecklund, creator of Our Wisdom Shared; Parents of
Chronically Ill Children, Sharing.
Oily creatures of the night are seeking to destroy a group
of teens at Brookfield Central High School. Their primary target? A resilient
teenage girl who refuses to question her calling. But how much guilt, how much
pain, and how much accusation can one human take? Laced with other-worldly plot
threads akin to Frank Peretti’s This Present Darkness, Shellie Neumeier’s debut
novel inspires followers of Christ to stand strong in God’s calling regardless
of tragic circumstances. Along the way she explores tragedy in friendships and
the beauty of redemption. —Caleb Jennings Breakey, Refining Teen Writers into
Rockstars www.CalebBreakey.com
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