“The True Words?” she asked. “i have never heard of them. Will they Really change my life?” Wesley smiled, “If you believe them, Yes.”
Raynell: Child of the King
Raynell: Child of the King (Book 1) is a middle grade story for girls loved by women of all ages.
From the muddy life of slavery to the abundance of Palace royalty, Raynell is challenged as she learns to adjust.
Far too often, she feels unworthy to wear her crown.
And she doesn’t understand the restlessness that covers her heart as she gazes out her favorite balcony.
For the first time she realizes there are people in those far away lands — people who have never heard the True Words.
The upcoming stories
(Books 2-5)
In her little boat, Raynell leaves the comfort of the Palace to share the True Words in the far away lands.
How can trees be bad if they are so beautiful?
How will a dry desert become a garden again?
Will she overcome fear and learn to fly?
Will she ever find her friend in this dangerous land?
Raynell’s Journeys
Land of the Tall Trees — Book 2
Join Raynell as she meets Lily, a vivacious girl whose longing to be beautiful puts her in danger.
Coming Fall 2025
The Gardeners’ Song — Book 3
Raynell is amazed by the green life in this jungle island. But then she is shocked by the landscape in the middle of this land. Only when she meets Miri does Raynell begin to understand that the real mystery is what happened to Miri’s hands.
Coming Soon!
Mountain of Fear — Book 4
Raynell confronts her fear on a cold lonely mountain. The cry of an eagle seems to speak to her heart. Fly!
Coming Soon!
Land of the Razor Rocks — Book 5
Raynell searches for her friend, Wesley, in a very dangerous land. How is she to respond to the strange, grumpy people? Raynell feels an urgency in her heart: find Wesley and help him.
Coming Soon!
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Raynell
Child of the King (Book 1)
MEET the author
Kami Nadeen
Author of the Raynell Book Series
The first story I wrote about Raynell was in preparation for a girls campout. I had been asked to share on the themes we were teaching to our high school girls throughout the state — themes of identity, beauty, and purpose. Wondering how I could possibly bring such ideas to the level of nine to eleven year olds, I felt the Lord whisper to my heart, “Tell them a story . . .” And so, Raynell was born.
Now, Raynell’s character has continued to learn from Messenger, the Holy Spirit, as have I. It’s no secret that Raynell’s story mirrors my own. It is a joy to be vulnerable on the page when it is helping so many girls become aware of the lies of Dark Voice, and the True Words that reveal them. We all need those times when Messenger’s wind blows those lies away until all we believe is that we are loved and precious to the Good King.