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Carrie thought she was headed for a logical, predictable life and a career in accounting. Instead, God led her family on a wild ride none of them imagined.
After almost ten years in the US Air Force, Carrie’s husband medically retired, and they settled in North Carolina. With adult children (and grandkids!!) adding more fun and adventure, Carrie stays busy keeping up with family and friends, loving on young women, puzzling out the newest work assignment God granted her, and entering story worlds via books and movies as much as she can.
Carrie’s books include a variety of truth-filled nonfiction for new believers and military families, cozy romances, and gentle mysteries. You can also find exclusive devotions and prayers in the back of the Military Families Bible by Holman Bible Publishers.
Warrior's Bride
Wow! This book is fantastic. It’s a wonderful treasure of information for married women…military and civilian. Even though the authors promote this book as advice for military spouses, all of the principles and guidance found here are applicable for any married woman.
Kindling Embers
I love reading books by Carrie Daws. If you haven't read any try one and like a lays potato chip only one will not do!! Kindling Embers is book one to a new series. Well written and wonderful developed characters you will fall in love with. This book is a page turner .
Crossing Values
Carrie Daws has written a story about Amber, full of heartache, doubts and fears, meeting up with a family immersed in His unfailing love. With loving guidance and trust in His Word, the Yager family love her to Jesus. They demonstrate Jesus' teaching and love with their everyday actions in each aspect of their lives. A great model for each of us.
I Got Jesus...Now What?
Carrie touches on several difficult topics that in some way or another will make you uncomfortable as you evaluate your own heart and room for growth in a particular area or all areas. I especially love that her advice is backed by scripture that she references throughout the book.
Living in the Shadow of Death
Reading this book was a reminder that we’re all going to walk through valleys in this life and will experience some form of loss, whether that’s through the death of someone we love or the loss of something important to us like a relationship, dream, job, or even our health.
More Than Meets the Eye
What an eyeopener regarding the lives of our military personnel. This is Lori and Jonathan’s story of a new duty post and the hardships that sometimes follow. From the move to Montana, sickness, money struggles, the threat of the loss of his job and the joy of a new baby, you get an idea of what struggles that our military families go through
