Tia McCollors
Tia McCollors entices the literary taste buds of her readers with a sweet blend of faith and fiction in her inspirational novels. After leaving a 10-year career in public relations, Tia has emerged as a steadfast author of faith-based books.
In addition to being a novelist, Tia is an inspirational speaker and instructor for writing workshops. As a founding author with the Anointed Authors On Tour, (AAOT) she has teamed with six other authors of Christian fiction and non-fiction. Together, they have committed to write and publish integrity-based literature, touring as a testament to the power of using their gifts and talents for God’s glory. Tia is also a member the American Christian Fiction Writers.
A native of Greensboro, NC, she now lives in the Atlanta area with her husband and children.
The Last Woman Standing
The man. His woman. His ex-wife. After being married to their careers instead of each other for ten years, “Ace” and Lynette Bowers ended their marriage. But four years later, it seems their love never ended – to both of their surprises and denial. Sheila Rushmore is Ace’s current girlfriend and a woman who is used to getting what she wants – except Ace’s commitment to marriage. When Sheila realizes Lynette may be the cause, she launches a plan to play the hand of God, instead of allowing Him to bring the love all three of them desire.
The Truth about Love
Four women…Four Lives…One God Best friends Paula Manns, Belinda Stokes, Zora Fields and Monét Sullivan have depended on their faith and each other when times got tough – times like these. Paula’s marriage is in shambles and she’s not sure if it can be repaired. Belinda’s teenage stepson seems to want nothing more than to make her life miserable, and it’s causing more drama than her marriage has ever experienced. Zora has finally accepted her adoption and settled into being a new wife, her husband announces his call to the ministry. Now Zora wonders if she has what it takes to walk beside him. And Monét Sullivan has gotten a first-hand look at the marital conflict and strife of her friends, which is why she’s unsure about a lifetime of commitment with her boyfriend.
Zora’s Cry
Four Women…Four Lives…One God. Zora Bridgeforth is twenty-nine and grappling with identity issues. While in search of her deceased mother’s bridal veil, Zora happens upon a letter which reveals that she is adopted. Zora is devastated and vows to find her biological family. To find an outlet for her feelings, she joins a multi-church women’s discipleship group. Unexpectedly Zora finds out that the joy of friendship with three women in her group (Monet Sullivan, Paula Manns, and Belinda Stokes) turns out to be God’s hand at work. As the ladies drop their facades, they learn to find healing through each other’s testimonies.