Christina Goebel
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Christina Goebel, M.A., was born in Texas and is a former secondary English teacher and statewide disability conference planner. When she began college, her goal was to earn a degree to be respected as a writer. She has three writing degrees, including a master's in Journalism from the University of Texas at Austin.
Since her father was a computer programmer, Christina developed a curiosity about artificial intelligence and machine learning, which contributed to her writing Birth Right: Galak's Rising to explore the implications of technology in our future. Christina is married and has a son and a German Shepherd. Her son designed the book cover for Birth Right: Galak's Rising. Christina's an avid traveler and has read a part of a book most days of her life. Other works by Christina Goebel include GoldenHeart: How to Love Humanity. She has edited books for several authors. www.lovegoldenheart.com Twitter: @lovegoldenheart |
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Birth Right: Galak's Rising
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Dystopian, Science Fiction, Epic Fantasy
In the dystopian epic fantasy novel Birth Right: Galak's Rising, Galak, a cruel cyborg obsessed with creating his own race of superior beings, demands that Valki teen twins compete for a Birthright—or be sterilized. The courage of two young Valki women to resist Galak's law pits princes, kings, and mighty warriors against a merciless and powerful foe.
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GoldenHeart: How to Love Humanity
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Non-Fiction, Self-Help, Personal Growth
GoldenHeart: How to Love Humanity is an inspiration manual for how people love. This self-help book provides strategies for you to love yourself, others, and the world. You will explore the reasons for beliefs that foster self-hatred, discouragement, and deserted dreams. Through fun self-quizzes and activities, you will assess your strengths and develop a plan for who you want to be. By developing an understanding of self-love and caring for others, you will gain a mindfulness that will guide you to your GoldenHeart so you can fulfill your loving purpose. Every chapter of GoldenHeart: How to Love Humanity has an optional, interdenominational companion Bible study that examines the same themes from a spiritual standpoint to help you expand love exponentially.
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