MAXINE: a woman's remarkable walk with god

by Richard Biggs

The memoir of a woman who lived on the streets from the age of 6 to15, and returned three decades later to begin a ministry to help the homeless in Knoxville, TN. MAXINE is a story of a woman dedicated to serving God.

115 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 5, 2016

About the author

I love writing, literary, and golf. I have 8 grandchildren. One is in New York studying to be an opera singer, one is in engineering, another in pre-law, etc. They have varied interests. I am presently writing a non-fiction book about a drug king-pin who made over $400 million in two years. My interviews with him keep life interesting.

I HAVE A NEW BLOG TO DISCUSS MY EXPERIENCES AS I RESEARCHED FOR MY NEW BOOK, A SPECIES OF INSANITY, ABOUT A FORMER DRUG KINGPIN. YOU WILL FIND IT A FASCINATING INSIGHT INTO A FAR DIFFERENT WORLD, INCLUDING CRIME, OUR PRISON SYSTEM, THE INJUSTICES OF THE JUSTICE SYSTEM, ETC. THE SITE IS WWW.DICKSBOOK.NET or richardbiggsbooks.com

Reviews

[Chrisanne Smith · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great Story

I knew Maxine from volunteering under the bridge. I knew her heart for the people we served there and that it came from her relationship with Jesus, but I didn’t know where it stemmed from. This was such a good book about her life and about how having a dream and determination to help others can turn into something bigger than yourself.

[Glenda · Rating 4 out of 5]

A remarkable walk with God

This is a stirring story of a remarkable woman . She has a deep abiding Faith that is demonstrated by her works. It renews your faith in God and humanity.