Gary and Kim didn’t stumble into their story.

They were transformed by it.

For years, they walked deeply with God—learning how He shapes desire, heals longing, and redeems romance without rushing it. Long before they ever met, people kept telling them the same thing: “You need to write this down.”

So they did.

Their first two books—God of the Romantic and Veiled unto His Pleasure—were written while they were still single, unknown to each other, and trusting God with their futures. These weren’t theories. They were lived convictions about love, faithfulness, and waiting without losing hope.

Now comes Violets in the Snow—their shared love story, releasing this winter. It tells how God, in His timing, brought two formed lives together for something bigger than themselves. This isn’t a fairytale. It’s a testimony of faithfulness. Written for a generation tired of anxiety, pressure, and cultural shortcuts, these books invite readers into a Romantic Reformation—where love is slow, sacred, and shaped by God.

Because when love is formed formed by Christ, it doesn’t just change relationships. It reforms a generation.