Emiliya Ahmadova
Although I was born and grew up in Azerbaijan, as a married woman I now live abroad. Because of this redirection in my life, I speak three languages: Azeri, Russian and English. As a believer, mother, author, motivational coach, and former scout and youth leader, my life is entirely governed by the necessity of believing in the possibility of everything. In applying myself to my family and working diligently on my career, I always ensure that God plays the central and key role in my life to avoid a mere existence.
My primary pursuit revolves around writing and helping people in the process by getting published: writing drives me forward by always creating texts from new ideas and thereby bringing a positive force into the lives of those surrounding me. As a writer by craft, I aim to treat subjects that not only spark and capture my readers' interest, but also instruct by highlighting those issues that we humans confront on a daily basis by providing direction (often by the indirect to find direction out as Iago said in William Shakespeare's Othello).
With these objectives and based on these governing principles for writing overall, I find it best to formulate manuscripts in entirely different genres by always producing unique and not repetitive and serial works for my readers, thereby keeping them as followers. One might think that I have career goals. Just the opposite: I write as a hobby with a tool that allows me to share knowledge from lessons learned by entertaining, motivating, and guiding my readers as followers.
My primary pursuit revolves around writing and helping people in the process by getting published: writing drives me forward by always creating texts from new ideas and thereby bringing a positive force into the lives of those surrounding me. As a writer by craft, I aim to treat subjects that not only spark and capture my readers' interest, but also instruct by highlighting those issues that we humans confront on a daily basis by providing direction (often by the indirect to find direction out as Iago said in William Shakespeare's Othello).
With these objectives and based on these governing principles for writing overall, I find it best to formulate manuscripts in entirely different genres by always producing unique and not repetitive and serial works for my readers, thereby keeping them as followers. One might think that I have career goals. Just the opposite: I write as a hobby with a tool that allows me to share knowledge from lessons learned by entertaining, motivating, and guiding my readers as followers.
Broken Chains
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Women Fiction, Romance, Christian Fiction
'I have only read one other book that has brought me to tears the way this one did.' Barbara Gartman. Escape is only the beginning of her nightmares. The beautiful Silvana, shunned by society through no fault of her own, leaves Azerbaijan. She migrates to Kenya, where she falls in love with a man she sees as the answer to her prayers. But her new husband, Mark, isn't the man she thought she was marrying. Silvana must make a decision which will change her life forever. Broken Chains is a 2017 Readers' Favorite and Bookvana Awards finalist. It has also been honored as a finalist in the 2018 International Book Awards in the category of 'Fiction - Inspirational.' 
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A Hell For All Seasons
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Horror, Mystery, Paranormal, Occult
Ramesh sees his abusive and alcoholic father hit and killed by a reckless driver; a hideous and overpowering experience which lands the young boy in a coma. While unconscious, he is witness to a life wasted and promises spurned--the genuine work of Satan. What is even more terrifying is what he hears the demon tell him: "Ramesh, I am coming for your soul!" What readers say about A Hell For All Seasons. 'Ms. Ahmadova has done a terrific job of relating small but very meaningful stories. Every one of them is a frightening world unto itself, and all of them are very worth reading. Highly recommended for aficionados of short horror stories..'Kitty Muse Book Reviews 'This is a collection of chilling and thrilling stories that bring in the supernatural and paranormal. It's a great collection that works well within the title of Hell.' Amy's Bookshelf Review 'This is a worthy collection of great stories for horror aficionados with an imaginative and clever title that accurately reflects the book's content and I would highly recommend horror lovers go looking for it.' Author Brian O'hara 
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My Twin Sister And Me
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Juvenile, Adventure
Readers' Favorite five star rated Glue on the windowsill and toothpaste in the shoes. Who did the deed? Twelve-year-old Cub Scout twins Julieta and Rafaela have to deal with their older sister's ugly tricks, which get them into trouble. At school, Julieta is being mocked for the freckles on her face and her crooked teeth. Forgetting her own plight, however, she stands up to a bully, Claudius, in order to protect her friend Montano from being persecuted. Out of kindness she agrees to go to the movie with Montano. Due to situations beyond her control, it ends up being an embarrassment in more ways than one. However, once again, she stands up for Montano. Another time, their Uncle David surprises the family by flying from his home in the US to Caracas for a visit. His visit causes worry; something is wrong. Julieta faces her fears in order to save her ill uncle in the middle of the night. After saving him, she becomes a hero in the uncle's eyes. 
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