Credits and Endorsements

Backmasking: young people get straight word on rock music - 1988 - The Watchman
Crisis Pregnancy Center: A gentle witness - 1988 - The Watchman
SC Beauty Queen shares God's strength in sorrow - 1988 - The Watchman
Exploring the bond between mothers and sons - 2000 - Gaston Gazette
From teething to dating, I wouldn't change one thing about parenthood - 2000 - Gaston Gazette
A story of love emerging from tragedy - 2000 - Gaston Gazette
How can we save the institution of marriage? - 2000 - Gaston Gazette
A homemaker's work is never done - 2000 - Gaston Gazette
Looking back on the day I became a grandmother - 2000 - Gaston Gazette
'Tis the season for anxiety attacks and migraines - 2000 - Gaston Gazette
Everyone needs a mother; I was blessed with many - 2000 - Gaston Gazette
Fear follows wreck; luckily, someone was watching over my son - 2000 - Gaston Gazette
The anniversary of a loved one and the pain of remembering - 2001 - Gaston Gazette
Procrastination rules as 'honey-do list' grows - 2001 - Gaston Gazette
The dire consequences of misdiagnosis - 2001 - Gaston Gazette
Keeping up with family and family traditions - 2001 - Gaston Gazette
A disciplined child will not turn violent - 2001 - Gaston Gazette

"Every story that I have read by Shelby Maxwell is absolutely wonderful! Definitely a storyteller whose books you won't want to put down until you turn the last page! The heroes and heroines are easy to relate to, and the stories will make you laugh and cry. I recommend her books to everyone!"

I have enjoyed the intrigue and very descriptive writings of Shelby Maxwell for sometime now. She has the ability to capture the reader and keep us holding on. You never really know what is going to happen next until she is ready to reveal it. Keep it up, Shelby!

Shelby has the tenacious spirit to work until her stories are as real to the reader’s mind as they are to her creative concepts. Her story characters ring true while playing out their roles in real-life settings that reflect her willingness to do research. She has the resolve to pursue her goals to success and will someday see her name on a book jacket.