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Author Kimberly Fritz’s New Book, “Colt and M’Call’s Adventures with Grandma Honey: Our First Snow Day at the Ranch,” Follows Two Siblings Who See Snow for the First Time
Author Kimberly Fritz has always dreamed of writing children’s books but had always been forced to place her dreams on the back burner, putting life in general at the forefront. After becoming a grandmother, Kimberly was once again inspired to try her hand at telling stories inspired by her adventures with her grandchildren.
She writes, “Colt and M’Call always have a great time with Grandma Honey, especially today. They get to see snow for the first time on their Texas ranch, help feed the animals, and play in real snow, making it fun for the whole family. Come along with us on our adventures to learn, grow, and have a good time, exploring new things with Colt, M’Call, and Grandma Honey!”
Published by Covenant Books of Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, Kimberly Fritz’s will take young readers on a fun-filled journey as they discover the excitement and joy that Colt and M’Call experience after playing in snow for the first time. With vibrant artwork to help bring Kimberly’s tale to life, “Our First Snow Day at the Ranch” is sure to delight readers of all ages and invite them to revisit this engaging story over and over again.
Readers can purchase “Colt and M’Call’s Adventures with Grandma Honey: Our First Snow Day at the Ranch” at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon or Barnes and Noble.
Covenant Books is an international Christian owned and operated publishing house based in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina. Covenant Books specializes in all genres of work which appeal to the Christian market. For additional information or media inquiries, contact Covenant Books at 843-507-8373.
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The memoir details experiences including substance trafficking, violent incidents, and death threats from his addiction period, per the announcement, before tracing his journey toward healing via spiritual intervention and maternal intercession. Killion holds degrees from Purdue University Calumet and has worked as a worship leader, lay pastor, youth pastor and evangelist, according to the publisher.
"My prayer is that readers will understand that regardless of how deep into darkness someone has fallen, there is always hope, healing, and a way out," Killion said in the announcement. "God’s love and power to deliver are greater than any addiction or demonic stronghold, and I want everyone struggling in darkness to know that freedom is possible."
The book is targets those personally battling addiction as well as family members of those affected, the publisher states. It’s available through bookstores and major online retailers including Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Google Play and the Apple iTunes Store, as well as directly through Christian Faith Publishing’s website.
Christian Faith Publishing is a faith-based self-publishing imprint that releases author memoirs and inspirational titles on a regular basis; how this particular book performs relative to the imprint’s broader catalog isn’t addressed in the announcement.
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At Studio CarryOnHarry, we recognize this memoir’s value extends beyond the typical publishing announcement—it’s positioned as a tangible lifeline for a vulnerable audience. For those in active addiction or supporting someone through recovery, Killion’s specific account of substance trafficking, violence, and the role of maternal prayer offers a roadmap from personal experience rather than clinical abstraction. The accessibility of his story across multiple platforms matters because someone struggling with addiction may encounter this book at their moment of readiness—whether through a recommendation from a recovery group, a family member’s desperate search for hope, or a solo late-night browse. What makes this resource distinct is its dual focus: it validates the spiritual dimensions some people experience in their darkest moments while simultaneously offering concrete evidence that someone who lived through trafficking and death threats found a way forward. For families watching loved ones spiral, the emphasis on intercessory prayer provides a specific action they can take when traditional interventions feel exhausted.
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The book, titled "The End of the Material Age: Is Science Discovering That Consciousness Is More Fundamental Than Matter?", joins a growing collection of works exploring similar themes — from David Chalmers’ long-running "hard problem" argument that consciousness resists reduction to physical explanation, to recent books that frame the debate as unresolved rather than settled. According to the announcement, the publisher—established in 1995—maintains a catalog of over 230 books
The book addresses subjective experience, the brain-mind relationship, quantum mechanics, near-death experiences, reports of past-life memories in children, terminal lucidity, and psychical research, the announcement states The work explores what the publisher terms an "Interface Model"—a theory suggesting the brain may organize and express consciousness rather than create it from purely non-conscious matter — but the publisher is explicit that this is presented as a hypothesis, not a finding. The announcement also states the AI repeatedly warns against pseudoscience and overreading quantum mechanics, and allows that conventional neuroscience may still explain consciousness within existing physical frameworks.
Martin stated in the release: "This book does not argue that science has failed." "If reliable evidence eventually challenges materialism itself, the scientific response should be to investigate it — not to dismiss it because it conflicts with the prevailing worldview."
The book is available now on Amazon in Kindle, paperback and hardcover editions. What the announcement doesn’t address is how an AI system’s literature review and argument construction should be weighed against a human researcher’s — a question likely to follow the book more than any of its actual conclusions about consciousness.
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