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Gilbert Wagner was a ten-year-old boy who loved to wile away the hours on his home’s front porch. That’s where he was the day a moving van pulled in next door, followed by a station wagon.

After the retired couple moved out, Gilby hoped a family with kids would move in, so he watched anxiously as every car door swung open. Out tumbled the four kids of the Smith family. Before Gilby knew it, the one his age—Cenny—tumbled into his heart.

Gilby was a typical kid, a good boy who listened to his parents. But he was also terribly impatient, a trait his mother tried endlessly to temper. And Cenny was a typical kid, a good girl who listened to her parents. But she was also terribly pushy, a trait her father tried endlessly to temper.

Mister Impatient and Miss Bossy hit it off. From age ten through graduation, the two were best friends, inseparable. Gilby couldn’t imagine there would ever be a day Cenny wouldn’t be in his life.

But then they graduated from high school. The defining attributes that made them mesh so well as youth became driving forces in their life paths, leading one to succeed and the other to constantly trip up in work and play and love. The once inseparable bond was splintered, driven apart by a hasty act of impatience.

Gilbert’s impatience.

The wedge remained until, in his early forties, Gilbert was given a gift. Driven by his love for Cenny, he learned how to use the gift, in order to keep the gift.

Gilbert’s gift? Patience.

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 Greg Eilers was at the center of privilege: a respected minister in a conservative church, a middle-class male in a rural community, a family man with a wife and kids. 

But he harbored a deep secret—a lifetime of questioning his gender identity. In 2013, the questioning had morphed into crushing gender dysphoria, and Eilers found himself in a battle to save his life and sanity.

He also found himself in a conundrum: gender identity issues don't fit with a traditional life and conservative values. How could a man who followed all the rules, and made the church his life's work, be transgender?

In 2015, Eilers transitioned to female to resolve the internal struggle. The road to inner peace, though, was rife with sacrifices. Transitioning took him from the job he loved, put his relationships to the test, and cast him to the margins of society. Scorn replaced privilege.

Then, 2018 brought a development just as confounding as 2013's struggle, and Eilers faced yet another transition.

Through it all Eilers held firm to his faith, and found room in the Gospel for an outcast such as himself. He resolved to speak out—to share his story so others would know they're not alone, and to speak up—to educate the public about transgender and bring dignity to a highly misunderstood group of people.

A Roller Coaster Through a Hurricane is a memoir, a unique transgender experience, and an inspiration to the Christian church to lovingly minister to transgender persons.

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Kit Koehn had everything. After graduating from college, he came home to Port Serene, Michigan, to run the family business with his father. That’s where he found himself smitten with the woman who would become his wife and mother of his three children. Kit had it made.

Cassie Lake had everything. After graduating from college, the Iowa woman landed her dream job as a writer for a major Minnesota newspaper, and then a side gig with an up-and-coming food magazine. It was at the paper she found herself smitten with the man who would become her husband. Cassie had it made.

Kit’s world was overturned with his wife’s diagnosis of terminal cancer, her death leaving him heartbroken and numb. As a widowed single father, he was thankful for his kids’ two grandmothers taking up the homemaking duties, yet he soon found himself longing for independence.

Cassie’s world was overturned when she realized the man she married wasn’t who she thought he was. Then, with her father’s health preventing him from running the family farm, Cassie found herself at a crossroads.  

As Kit wandered the drugstore awaiting a prescription, he found himself at the magazine rack, eyeing one titled Everyday Dining. Flipping to the cover story, featuring a recipe from Carol’s Kitchen, he said, “Now this I can do.”

Learning to cook led to Kit and his children finding their way to a sense of normalcy.

And Kit writing to the magazine to express his thanks.

And Cassie replying as the spokeswoman for Carol’s Kitchen.

But, when mailing her reply, Cassie blundered. The blunder impacted how Kit wrote his second letter—this time, not to the magazine, but directly to Cassie.

Soon, Kit & Cassie were writing to each other, cooking up a whirlwind romance that’s the stuff of movies—a seemingly impossible story that was inspired by a true story.

The true story of the author of Kit & Cassie. 

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