Christian Fiction with a Divine Purpose

Chevron Ross is a pen name I use because I see myself as an instrument of God, with Him as the true author. Until 2016, my writing was limited to business, and I never considered myself a novelist. But one day, God inspired me to craft a story around America’s gun rights controversy, leading to my debut novel, Weapons of Remorse. It won the Next Generation Indie Book Award and the Indies Today Award for Christian Fiction.

Soon after, He guided me to write The Seven-Day Resurrection, about an elderly man confronting his painful past with his late mother. My third novel, The Samaritan’s Patient, was inspired by a news broadcast.