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MIAMI, June 10 /Christian Newswire/ -- In today's society, it is increasingly common for individuals to feel that they have no real purpose in life, or that they have not reached the ideal of existence that they had once envisioned. In her new novel, Unfulfilled Purpose (published by AuthorHouse), author Stephanie Che're McBee offers insights into her journey to a life of God and how others can also pursue that journey.

McBee has written Unfulfilled Purpose to fill readers with the assurance that God has a plan for everyone's life although they may feel alone, abandoned, and lost. It is a piece of work that aims to encourage others to have hope, be strong, feel reassured in their purpose in life, to be inspired, and to be challenged to embrace a life of love and spirituality. McBee writes:

"This book is developed with a certain person in mind. This person is one who feels counted out of the race. This person feels like she missed her one opportunity. She feels like it passed her by and she wasn’t ready for it. This person feels like it’s too late for him to be the man that he envisioned himself being. This person needs to know and be reassured that it is never too late."

Unfulfilled purpose shows readers that opportunities and blessings in life have been here for the taking all along, but it is up to each one of us to take advantage of these opportunities and blessings given to us by God. Once we have accepted God into our lives, and realize our own full potential, it is then that we can pursue the opportunities in front of us and lead a happy and successful life.

When asked what lessons she wishes readers to come away with by reading her book, McBee states:

"God has created each one of us for a specific purpose and a specific task. It is through our adhering to the word of God and entrenching our trust in Him totally and completely that He will show up in a mighty and magnificent way blessing us and making every single promise that He has ever told us come to pass. God's promises are not dictated by our abilities or what we think we can accomplish or achieve. Regardless of past circumstances, fears, obstacles, or tribulations the promises of God are purposed and destined to prevail in our lives."

About the Author: Born in Toledo, Ohio, Stephanie McBee has been focusing her life around the love of God since she was a child. She attended a Central Catholic High School in Toledo, followed by a Bachelor of Arts in communication focusing in organizational communication from Bowling Green State University. She currently resides in Miami, where she is working at Barry University in the Office of Student Activities as she pursues a dual master's degree in family and marriage counseling and mental health counseling.