A four-part series by...

Renee C. Y. Ong

A heartfelt Christian fiction series — following Beth’s journey through generations of pain and grace, where God’s providence quietly weaves hope into every chapter.

Buy the first book, Sunflowers, here:
Sunflowers (Book 01)
Sins of the Father
(Book 02)
Furnace
(Book 03)
Grace of the Mothers
(Book 04)
About the Series

News & Events

Author Renee is launching Sunflowers at Lifepoint Church Wellington

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August 13, 2025

Renee is returning to the place where it all began. Join us on Sunday 23 November to find out how the Lord started working on her life and gave her the seeds to create the Beth Sonata series.

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Pre-order your copy of Sunflowers today!

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May 12, 2025

Pre-order Sunflower, the first in Beth’s journey of grace and hope through generations. Out November 2025 in paperback (S$18 / NZ$24) or e-book (S$9.99 / NZ$12.99). Order via the form, and we’ll send payment details.

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“01

"An engaging and well-paced story inviting the reader to enter Beth’s world, navigating the two cultures of Singapore and Aotearoa New Zealand, as she discovers cultural identity, family bonds, loss and love, betrayal and forgiveness. A recommended read for anyone interested in uplifting stories of faith and growth across culture and time. A noteworthy first novel written in a first-person voice that intimately connects you to Beth’s world from the get go.”

S. Tan

“02

"A beautifully honest story about culture, faith, and grief. Renee captures Beth’s journey with such care and depth, allowing the reader to relate and reflect on their own experiences.”

Abby

“03

“Renee writes with such sensitivity! I find myself drawn to the characters and rooting for the protagonist at each twist and turn of her story.”

Deborah L

“04

"A delightful read!! And at the same time comforting for the soul."

Jennifer Cheng
Prayer for you

“I wished I didn’t look like Mum. If only I had more of Dad’s features. Maybe, just maybe, I wouldn’t be the subject of his wrath. Whenever his words pierced my heart, I would look deep into his eyes to figure out if his words were meant for me. It’s a pity I couldn’t see that far into his soul.”

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