(NAPSA)—It’s been said that the things that don’t kill you make you stronger, and that has certainly been the case with Celina Stenger’s encounter with the many near-deaths she survived provedpositive that what did notkill her made herstronger Celina, the main character in a book titled “15 Minutesto Live.” y Celina has had so Fmany near-death experiences in which Cecelia G. Davis she was saved by her two guardian angels that she no longer fears death. From snakebites to surgical complications, Celina seems —— to survive when others around her die young. Shefigures that the Almighty must have a plan for her. Celina finds a way to successfully cope with her health problems and decides to write a book to share what she has learned. The incredible close calls she survived would have killed a lesser person but they have not diminished her faith. The inspiring book was written by Cecelia Davis, a teacher whose previous books include “Quest for the Perfect World.” Her new book, “15 Minutes to Live,” is the story of her life—a life in which she has survived nine close encounters with death. Davis has overcome more than repeated close encounters with death. She was raised in a home she describes as driven by hate and violence. At a very young age, she learned how to survive her terror-filled home life through meditation and imagination. Davis had to quit high school to care for her arthritic mother, but after she married and had three children she went back to school and earned her high school diploma while working a full-time job, shift work, in a glass factory. She graduated college with a ’Gecelia G. Davis A new book offers the compelling story of near-death encounters that helped a woman uncoverher strength and power. B+ average and a degree in education. She taught school, then managed the three-part family busi- ness, K&M Diesel Services. When the business failed, the family lost everything but Davis did not give up. She studied for a real estate license, worked as a substitute teacher and today teaches at a community college. In her spare time, she upgrades and builds new computers, writes poetry and is completing her fifth book “The Death of a World” (for 2008). In 2009 she will publish Volume II of “Quest for the Perfect World.” She describes her new book as offering spiritual help and food for the soul. “15 Minutes to Live” is available where books are sold and online at www.ceceliagdavis.com.
