God Storys: Told By a Daughter of the Most High King by Victorya Wright is a diverse collection of individual instances in Wright's life in which she shares a seemingly random interaction that she views as God's divine intervention. Among them are people like Katherine, where a hike and a brief remark about homeschooling at a church retreat resulted in a connection that proved indispensable when illness limited Wright’s ability to teach her children. Wright shares about meeting Noy and how an unplanned visit placed her in a position to supply funds that helped the owner. She also talks about meeting Theodore at a grocery store near closing time, and how a brief conversation led to new lines of study and creative work.

God Storys by Victorya Wright offers a wonderfully uplifting series of moments, and it is almost impossible to read them and not come to the same conclusion: This is God at work. It's so hard to pick one that is the most touching, but I connected with two in particular. Wright's Nordstrom visit stands out because the help she receives arrives with such perfect timing that it feels guided, from the quick understanding of what she needed to the way every detail came together in a single afternoon. The other is with Christine, an encounter that has a similar direction, since their chance connection leads to hospitality, support during a difficult season, and a trip that feels perfectly placed for comfort and renewal. Wright's sincerity, openness to noticing guidance in ordinary encounters, and her confidence in God’s care are just beautiful. Very highly recommended.

In God Storys, author Victorya Wright recounts 30 real-life stories inspired by God's divine intervention. While searching for a low-rent home in California, Victorya and her husband crossed paths with Cathy, who became one of Victorya's lifelong friends. Another time, Victorya unexpectedly found a friend who shared her passion for serving the Lord and helped her homeschool her kids. The author found the motivation to continue writing her stories after reconnecting with her youngest cousin in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. When she was going through marital problems with her former husband, God sent Victorya a much-needed friend in the form of a prayer warrior. A Christian family therapist helped Victorya overcome post-surgery depression.

Drawing on her own life experiences, Victorya Wright provides readers with a captivating collection of true stories that illustrate the presence of God in our lives. These stories show the power of faith, hope, and resilience in the face of adversity. God Storys is primarily written for a Christian audience. However, I feel even non-Christian readers will find plenty to love about this book. These short narratives touch upon universal themes that will appeal to all readers. Wright also has a very engaging writing style, which makes the book even more enjoyable. What I enjoyed most about these stories is that they demonstrate the unpredictable nature of life and how we end up forming lifelong bonds with people through shared common interests. If you enjoy inspirational real-life stories, do not miss out on this collection.