The Words I Speak

Willow Pierce has an extraordinary gift. She can see beyond the veil of the natural world and hears God's voice as clearly as anyone alive today. Now in her forties, she has developed a world-wide reputation for prophetic insight and accuracy. But what she really wants is an ordinary life. She has no intention of renouncing her great gift. And she would never consider turning her back on her intimate connection with the God who saved her and lives in every moment of her life. But Willow is feeling much greater freedom from the fears and wounds that kept her single all these years. And her heavenly father seems to be nudging her toward romance beside the one she has carried on with his son for all her adult life. Fearlessly following the spirit's leading into any sort of ministry, no matter how dangerous, can she count on that same tenacious bravery in her personal life? Life is an adventure. Romance is a perilous adventure. Or so she used to think...