Living Stones Bookazine is not a book nor is it a magazine – it’s a bit of both.

Whether you prefer to look at beautiful pictures or read short stories, there is sure to be something in this bookazine for you.

It’s a journal of sorts with short passages from the Bible quoted throughout to inspire and uplift and that is exactly what it does.

It is unlike anything I have read.

Usually when I have read a book from cover to cover I return it to my book shelf to gather dust.

Living Stones, however, takes pride of place on my coffee table.

When I look across at it and see it there I smile.

It’s the strangest feeling ever – seeing it there makes me feel warm inside.

Under the cover of Living Stones lies one woman’s story of bringing herself back from the brink of suicide – weaved in with tales of house renovations and author Talitha’s love of coffee shops.

The interior designer turned preacher was suicidal when she rediscovered God on a beach at Whitehead, County Antrim and she wants to share her story with you – human being to human being.

She knows firsthand that life is not easy – but she is the perfect example of how light really does shine brightly at the end of the tunnel. 

She had it all on the outside – money, a flash career, a husband and a career…on the inside she was hollow.

She firmly believes that a house can only be called a home when you can truly be yourself in it.

Material things do not matter – but if they did Living Stones would be something worth holding on to.