Authors Collective: Rebecca Lisher

Published 10 months ago • 1 min read

Hello Reader! My name is Rebecca Lisher, I am a Christian author and artist. I live in rural Indiana with my family on a farm, where I spends most of my time surrounded by books. I am currently the author of four books in progress, as well as hundreds of ideas. I am always looking for opportunities to share my love of writing with others. My current work in progress is titled “Missing in Action”

Why I Write:

I write because it’s something I enjoy doing, and it’s a great way to get my voice out to the world. Writing is like a work of art that all comes together with time, patience, and dedication. I discovered my love and talent for writing when I was about 11, and I have never ceased to be amazed at what God can do through it. My novels also give me a way to communicate my beliefs and opinions to the world, like the rise and fall of governments, wars, friendship, and emotional struggles.

“Writing is the painting of the voice.” – Voltaire

Missing in Action

“X-Navy SEAL Logan Billings has spent the last five years of his life hiding from both his past and the government. After discovering that the government is making a move toward world dominion, Logan must face reality and uncover the truth about his superior’s actions before it’s too late. But to do that he must confront his greatest fears. Will Logan make the right choice when the time comes, or will he stand by and sacrifice the freedom of his country, and even his world?”

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