Welcome to the World of Janice Wee
Presenting truth wrapped in fiction by indie author Janice Wee.
They say that truth is stranger than fiction, and the best stories have elements of truth. That is what Daddy told me before he passed on. Memories of my father, grandfather -- the people I encountered throughout my life colour my tales.
Janice Wee
Featured Book: Mary's Flight
Dystopia fiction and sweet romance with a strong female protagonist.
During humanity's darkest hour, an ancient prophecy is fulfilled. Mary makes Aliyah with the help of Barry. When chaos breaks loose and the lovers flee to survive, a woman with eagle's wings visits Mary's dreams.
Who is she?
What does she want?
This grand finale of Emunah Short Stories will not disappoint. Get ready for the ride of your life in Mary's Flight!.
What Readers Are Saying
Singapore's Runaway
Review by TIEN NEO
February 10, 2024
As a Singaporean now living in Canada, this book brought back so many memories of my Singaporean people and history that are absolutely still a vital part of me! I was thrown into the sounds of water, the mix of our unique languages, the racial dynamics, plus some mystical and historical folklore! Fun, easy to read, engaging. Plus this being written by my own family member, taking our family history into a new interpretation, is completely thrilling! Well Done!
Emunah Chronicles: The Quest for Immortality
Review by Yvonne Sequerah
March 17, 2024
Fiction or Reality ? Is this the future ?
A must read.
The author is creative & insightful in weaving a story that grips you to the very end.
Emunah Short Stories: Abigail
Review by Miranda Yeoh
December 9, 2024
Do you observe strong relationships, partnerships, and marriages often sprang up from childhood neighbors, school friends, or church pals? This story features Abigail - A heroine anyone can relate to, not an impeccably organized heroine, and not particularly endowed with physical beauty. A crush on a muscular guy with worldly values despite attending church services.
It is a tragedy when we do not realize we already have everything to be happy. Abigail took Aaron, her childhood pal, for granted. He was always loving and patient. The antagonist is Stella, a Sunday Christian, Abigail's boss. Stella was full of hate towards several people, including Abigail. Stella fired Abigail and is capable of more heinous sins. Would you think that hatred and murder are the same category of sins? What is the response of the believer in Christ? Do read the short story. You might learn some precious lessons.