Novels with a Purpose

Carrie Simon began her professional writing career in 2014 with the release of her debut novel, Save Them All—a gripping and heartfelt story that explores the trauma of domestic violence, including spousal and child abuse, neglect, and even murder. The novel laid the foundation for Carrie’s unwavering mission: to give voice to the voiceless and shed light on the hidden pain too many children endure.

 

In 2015, she followed with her second novel, Just Find Me, which addressed the harrowing experience of child abduction—set in a time before Amber Alerts, social media, or real-time community awareness. Her third book, Maker of Difference, released in 2020, turned its focus to teen suicide, continuing Carrie’s powerful tradition of blending storytelling with social impact.

 

Now, with her fourth novel set to release soon, Carrie continues to write with a purpose—offering not only faith-based narratives, but urgent calls to action.

Her novels are deeply rooted in Christian values, crafted to raise awareness for the children who suffer silently from abuse, neglect, and trauma. Carrie’s writing resonates with readers seeking both hope and truth, wrapped in stories that are as redemptive as they are real.

 

Beyond the page, Carrie is the founder of Save Them All, Inc., a nonprofit dedicated to bringing child abuse awareness to the forefront and empowering communities to make a difference. She also mentors teens and remains a passionate voice for vulnerable youth.

 

Through every book, every cause, and every word she writes, Carrie is committed to one clear purpose:
To be a voice for the children—and to inspire others to stand with her.