Since her 2005 breakout RIAA Gold certified album Awaken, multi-Grammy nominated artist Natalie Grant has remained one of the top-selling Christian and Gospel artists with over 3 million in sales.  The Gospel Music Association has named her the Female Vocalist of the Year five times, and she has had multiple songs and albums on the Billboard charts. More important than accolades, her passion is to help people across the globe discover their God-given calling and encourage them to live it out to the fullest potential.  An outspoken advocate for victims of human trafficking, Grant cofounded Hope for Justice International a multinational organization that rescues and provides complete restorative care for victims of trafficking.  Grant makes her home in Nashville, with her husband producer, and songwriter, Bernie Herms, and their three children: twins Grace and Bella and their youngest, Sadie.  Follow Natalie at www.nataliegrant.com

The Glimmer Girls are back in the series’ third installment, this time at the Grand Ole Opry. Twins Mattie and Mia (and younger sister Lulu) are nervously excited about their musical debut at a benefit for a homeless shelter. Time spent at the shelter stirs compassion and a desire to help in the girls, even as they search for a valuable, stolen guitar. This short novel, less focused on mystery than its predecessors, instead zeroes in on friendship, compassion, and humility. Grant’s writing is getting stronger, and her character development fuller, lending the series added promise.

Since her 2005 breakout RIAA Gold certified album Awaken, multi-Grammy nominated artist Natalie Grant has remained one of the top-selling Christian and Gospel artists with over 3 million in sales.  The Gospel Music Association has named her the Female Vocalist of the Year five times, and she has had multiple songs and albums on the Billboard charts. More important than accolades, her passion is to help people across the globe discover their God-given calling and encourage them to live it out to the fullest potential.  An outspoken advocate for victims of human trafficking, Grant cofounded Hope for Justice International a multinational organization that rescues and provides complete restorative care for victims of trafficking.  Grant makes her home in Nashville, with her husband producer, and songwriter, Bernie Herms, and their three children: twins Grace and Bella and their youngest, Sadie.  Follow Natalie at www.nataliegrant.com

The Glimmer Girls are back in the series’ third installment, this time at the Grand Ole Opry. Twins Mattie and Mia (and younger sister Lulu) are nervously excited about their musical debut at a benefit for a homeless shelter. Time spent at the shelter stirs compassion and a desire to help in the girls, even as they search for a valuable, stolen guitar. This short novel, less focused on mystery than its predecessors, instead zeroes in on friendship, compassion, and humility. Grant’s writing is getting stronger, and her character development fuller, lending the series added promise.

Since her 2005 breakout RIAA Gold certified album Awaken, multi-Grammy nominated artist Natalie Grant has remained one of the top-selling Christian and Gospel artists with over 3 million in sales.  The Gospel Music Association has named her the Female Vocalist of the Year five times, and she has had multiple songs and albums on the Billboard charts. More important than accolades, her passion is to help people across the globe discover their God-given calling and encourage them to live it out to the fullest potential.  An outspoken advocate for victims of human trafficking, Grant cofounded Hope for Justice International a multinational organization that rescues and provides complete restorative care for victims of trafficking.  Grant makes her home in Nashville, with her husband producer, and songwriter, Bernie Herms, and their three children: twins Grace and Bella and their youngest, Sadie.  Follow Natalie at www.nataliegrant.com

The Glimmer Girls are back in the series’ third installment, this time at the Grand Ole Opry. Twins Mattie and Mia (and younger sister Lulu) are nervously excited about their musical debut at a benefit for a homeless shelter. Time spent at the shelter stirs compassion and a desire to help in the girls, even as they search for a valuable, stolen guitar. This short novel, less focused on mystery than its predecessors, instead zeroes in on friendship, compassion, and humility. Grant’s writing is getting stronger, and her character development fuller, lending the series added promise.