Faith-Forged Storytelling
Stories
by Kemmy
Devotionals, parables, and faith-filled tales where every page turns the heart toward hope — stories written to accompany the spirit home.
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The Anthology
Stories, as they were meant to be read.
The Baby They Forgot to Kill
A royal family where brothers killed brothers, a grandmother ordered the death of her own grandchildren, and one tiny baby was smuggled out of the palace while killers searched from room to room.
To your Tents oh Israel
The day an entire kingdom looked at its new king and said, "We are not doing again. Everybody, pack your load!" The story of two kings: Rehoboam and Jeroboam.
Whatever Comes Out of My Door
The story of Jephthah — the brother nobody wanted until the enemy came knocking. A rejected son who returned as a deliverer, and a careless vow that cast a shadow over his greatest victory.
The Flavour of Mercy
A brass key leads Tamsin Venn into the ruins of Bellwether House, where stolen children were renamed and grieving mothers were handed empty boxes. The first name she finds is her own.
The Eleventh Hour Miracle
"I thought forgiveness would feel like a door opening," she continued. "It doesn't." "What does it feel like?" "Like putting down a heavy bag and discovering that my hands still ache from carrying it."
The Atelier
Books & Collections
Aaron & Hur
The Men Who Held The Arms
Tali and The Broken Snare
A Whisperwood Story
Leviathan: The Twisting Serpent
How Subtle Distortions Break Relationships, Churches, and Truth
Catching the Little Foxes
A 3-Day Devotional
About the Author
Kemi Adejoro
Kemi Adejoro is a writer and the founder of Stories by Kemmy, an imprint publishing devotionals, children's fiction and short stories for readers who want honesty and hope in the same book.
She also leads Lydia's Table, a faith-led initiative feeding children and families and standing with people facing sudden medical costs, in the UK and overseas. The concerns of that work run through her fiction: what mercy looks like in practice, who gets left outside the door, and what it costs to come back.
Find more at @storiesbykemmy.
Also by Kemi Adejoro
Catching the Little Foxes
Leviathan — The Twisting Serpent
Tali and the Broken Snare
Aaron and Hur: The Men Who Held the Arms
Lydia's Table
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