God Kisses

About the Book

Tayler was the epitome of life. She was my life, and in March 2009, she was diagnosed with leukemia, dying in April 2009 from sepsis. With my faith so weak, I struggled, wondering “How does a loving God take such a precious child and allow this to happen?” Throughout my journey, God revealed his “God Kisses” to me through dreams, visitations, visions, and signs, showing me God is real and heaven is for real. Tayler is alive, and we will be reunited in heaven. I see now the beauty coming out of these ashes, praise God!

“God Kisses takes the reader on a vivid journey of a mother who is forced to confront the sudden death of her precious daughter. In her beautifully written words, I experienced her full surrender to the devastating pain this loss brought. As the book unfolds, so does her slow growing awareness of God, and a deeper appreciation for every day as a day fill with hope.”
—Betsy Godbold, executive pastor for care and spiritual formation of White’s Chapel United Methodist Church of Southlake, Texas

“God Kisses is the gripping and painful story of one family’s journey to the brink and back. Surrounded by the silence and emptiness that cripple most after the loss of a child, Reynolds offers a vulnerable story of hope. Through the darkness of grief and doubt, she reminds us of the power of faith and the need to rediscover the true purpose of our lives: to kiss and be kissed by the Almighty.”
—Dr. Todd Renner, teaching pastor and provost of White’s Chapel United Methodist Church of Southlake, Texas

“God Kisses is a must read for any parent dealing with the loss of a child. This book gives insight to the spiritual world from the temporal world through encounters with her heavenly daughter. Ginger Reynolds, through her raw emotions, takes the reader on a journey of proving just how real heaven is and how life continues after death.”
—Marsha Maring, author of I Know the Secret

About the Author

I wrote from my experience of losing my 13 year old daughter who was my life. I also didn't have a close relationship, if much of any with God and this journey brought me to God very profoundly.

I live in Westlake, Texas with my husband of 33 years. Losing my daughter has changed my life for the better. I never ever saw or believed anything would be worth going through this as God says in Roman 8:28, that He causes all things to work together for the good for those who love God and those who are call according to his purpose. But now after almost 4 years, I do see the beauty out of these ashes, and God does not forsake any of us. He loves us so much, and has given me a reason to live again. I am so thankful to have and know God as I do today.