An abortion, a fight with her mother, and a fatal car accident. When 16-year-old Charlie Welks enters the last sixty seconds of her life, she meets...

Final Moment by Sue Montgomery

Final Moment

Amazon Bestseller in Contemporary Christian Fiction

An abortion, a fight with her mother, and a fatal car accident. When 16-year-old Charlie Welks enters the last sixty seconds of her life, she meets a spiritual being named Final Moment who holds a mirror to her life and then leads her on a journey that changes everything.

Through the people she meets and a rescue named Dog, Charlie discovers...

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Sue Montgomery

Sue Montgomery

Sue Montgomery has been a registered nurse for over 40 years in roles from staff nurse to administrator in critical care, hospice, and as a healthcare writer. She’s a former certified hospice and palliative nurse (CHPN) and has extensive experience as a family caregiver. She is also the creator of Bibles & Bathrobes™, a short video/text devotional she sends out daily to subscribers.

Sue holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and a Master of Arts in Digital Journalism and Design. Sue is an Amazon Bestselling Author and has won awards for her fiction in various contexts—including winning Best Novel at the Florida Christian Writers Conference and being a top-10 finalist in the Christian Writers Guild’s Operation First Novel.

Sue lives in Central Florida with her incredible husband, his sweet mom, and their precious rescue, Blue. Final Moment is her first novel.

Praise

“A truly gripping and profound spiritual journey. Sue Montgomery takes readers to the very edge of life, where all the noise fades and Final Moment asks the only questions that matter. Her concept is genius, delivering a dramatic tale of regret and redemption through the eyes of a troubled teen. This book doesn't just tell a story; it challenges you to examine your own life and the choices that define it."

– Katie Vorreiter, author No Turning Back and Fifty Days

“Sue Montgomery delivers a profoundly moving and emotionally resonant story about how our choices shape us, how our most fragile moments can transform us, and how God’s mercy finds us in the most unexpected places. Final Moment is a story that will linger long after the last page.”

– Ashley Schwartz, Literary Editor

"Montgomery's heartfelt stories and vivid writing reflect the author’s deep nursing experience and unique compassion gleaned from her many up-close end-of-life experiences in the critical care and hospice settings."

– Jennifer Odom, novelist and Co-Founder of the Ocala Chapter of Word Weavers International

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On May 30th, 2015, I woke up with a single, foreign thought running through my mind: “This is the first day of my life learning to live without my mom.”

Mom had died the night before at 10:50 pm. For the previous few weeks, she had traveled her end-of-life journey in her apartment at one end of our home.

We were so blessed to experience this sacred time in this way. Mom peaceful and comfortable in her own bed and me getting to care for her with the support of my wonderful husband and fabulous...

Packing Up Christmas With Christmas behind us and New Year’s ahead, many

With Christmas behind us and New Year’s ahead, many are eager to start packing up the decorations that have been both beautiful and yet thrown off the routine.

In the midst of the trimmings and celebrations has also been the need to attend to the things we normally do, but it can be a challenge to keep up what’s normal in the midst of the holiday mess.

So, those of us who love order - and you know who you are - may be itching to pull out all the bins and boxes which hold the holiday stuff.

While...

Why Imperfect Family Caregiving Is Such a Treasure As I was growing up, my

As I was growing up, my mom and dad certainly wanted me to do well.

They gave me incredible support and encouragement, always reminding me they were proud of me.

However, within that context, they emphasized it wasn’t the outcome that mattered most, but the effort I applied.

“Sue, it’s not whether you succeed that matters to us,” they’d say. “Just that you give your best effort in whatever you do.”

Maybe that’s not an exact quote, but it’s pretty close.

That sentiment supported my self-esteem then...

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