Cat’s Books

Watercolor painting by Ian Megalaughlin of a stark house standing alone, in muted tones, with a single warm, glowing window and a tree beside it, symbolizing the loneliness of grief while suggesting that light and life, and God still remain within the house.

Grief has a way of moving in and turning life upside down. So how do we learn to live in a world that looks different than the one we expected? Cat’s soon-to-be published Christian study for grievers—and those who love them—offers both help and hope. Through relatable stories, honest conversations, Scripture, and input from grievers themselves, this study explores the many facets of grief. It reminds us that we don’t have to navigate this unfamiliar house alone. Whether you’re grieving a loved one or walking alongside someone who is, you’ll find understanding, encouragement, and hope as you better understand the difficult emotions that accompany grief, and discover how God meets us in our pain. (Projected release date: May 2027)

What happens when a quirky hair stylist reluctantly takes a DNA test and unearths a long-buried family secret? Come along on Christi’s journey from the snowy woods of Upstate New York through the city streets of Paris as she lands in the sweltering heat in the heart of North Carolina to unravel a mystery, interwoven with her own life story, that ultimately tests her mettle and her faith. Miracles and tragedies abound on this rollercoaster ride of a lifetime, and just when things start to go right, life takes a left turn.
It’s never too late to become a virgin. Really. Whether you lost it fifty minutes ago or fifty years ago, you can mentally reclaim your virginity right now. When you eliminate sex from the dating equation, the emotional and physical hazards of casual sex can’t affect you. Learn to have frank discussions with your mate, reaching compromise and working together to problem solve before the differences break apart your vows, your kids, and your home. If you desire a real relationship that can blossom into a successful, monogamous marriage, then forgo “safe sex” for safe dating.
This general reference designed to help both new and seasoned hygienists cope with the complexities of life in a dental practice, from amalgam to x-ray. In a lively tone, Cat addresses such issues as professionalism, critical issues for infection control and OSHA; the basics of insurance, licensure for expanded functions (such as giving injections); employment options; computers; and more.
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