The Launch of Just a Little Girl by Victoria Sarvadi - Atascocita

Published: Sep 16, 2016, 11:00am

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Victoria Sarvadi, author and co-owner of The Nathaniel Center proudly releases her new novel, Just a Little Girl – How a Clinical Death Brought a Teenage Girl Face-to-Face with an Angel and Head-to-Head with Her Faith.

Launched on September 6, 2016, Just a Little Girl is a Faith series with a Genre that focuses on Inspiration, Christian Living and Religion. The novel was written for readers interested in Contemporary Memoir, Christian and Family values, Afterlife/Angels, Surviving loss of a child, marriage development and the history of Jewish roots of Christianity.

About the book - When eighteen-year-old Victoria dies in the ICU and encounters an angel that gives her a prophetic mandate from God, her insatiable quest for spiritual enlightenment begins. As compelling as any contemporary novel, Just a Little Girl is the debut memoir of an inspiring woman with keen perception and exceptional resilience. This dramatic true story is a roller-coaster ride through supernatural experience, denominational enlightenment, and a teenage marriage that not only survives the loss of a child but thrives through unbeatable odds. Shining a fresh light on the theology of a Jewish Jesus, the author deftly weaves the history of the Christian faith from its genesis of the first century to the present-day Greco-Roman Christianity—all the while giving us an up close and personal glimpse of an extraordinary life. A devoted wife, mother of six, and grandmother of nineteen, Victoria refuses to succumb to age and limitations. Far from “just a little girl,” Victoria Sarvadi’s unconventional journey from teenage motherhood to Hebraic scholar and teacher will captivate and consume you from start to finish.

For more information about Victoria or her new Novel, Just a Little Girl, visit VictoriaSarvadi.com or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/drvictoriasarvadi. To purchase Just a Little Girl, visit Amazon.com. All proceeds benefit The Nathaniel Foundation.