Author Debbie Macomber is quick to credit God for her success as an author. Today, she has sold more than 200 million copies of her books worldwide and her novels have spent more than 950 weeks on the New York Times best seller list. Many of Debbie’s books about women and friendship have been made into movies for television, but you might not know that one of her first published essays appeared in Moody Monthly magazine.

For Debbie, success did not come easily. Her writing career began at age 30, at the kitchen table with a rented typewriter. “Only God would take a dyslexic woman who struggled all through school and didn’t learn to read until the fifth grade, and turn that same woman into a best-selling author,” Debbie says.

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