The desire to inspire...is a passion that describes Patricia Brower! Inspiring others is something she enjoys and feels destined to do. Patricia has the gift of inspiring others through her writings. The North Carolina native has been writing poetry, plays, and short stories for over twenty years. She realized her talent at an early age, but pursued a career in business. She is a 1992 graduate of Winston-Salem State University, Winston-Salem North Carolina where she received a Bachelor of Science degree in accounting. She is currently employed with the state of North Carolina.

She recognizes her gift of writing was given from God and acknowledges Him in all her ways. She is very thankful that God has given her the opportunity to accomplish some of her goals of publishing her writings. Her first book of inspirational poetry, "Edifying Expressions" was published in 2003. She released Daily Mercies Revealed Part I in 2007. The second part of her devotional Daily Mercies Revealed Part II was released in 2008. She is currently working on a book about the importance of forgiving others, and letting go of past hurts. In the book she shares candidly about her many challenges with forgiving others for the pain they caused in her life. Some of her long term goals in addition to publishing other writing are to create her own production company, and to have her own line of greeting cards.

She is married to Gregory H. Brower, and they reside in Raleigh North Carolina. She has two sons, Daris and Spencer. She is the second youngest of eleven siblings, all of whom have supported her endeavors. She celebrate her father Etheridge Wiggins, and the memory of her late mother, Dorothy Sutton Wiggins for all the values they instilled in her at an early age.

She dedicates her books & inspirational writings, to all the people who are living with Multiple Sclerosis. Having been diagnosed with MS in 2004, she understands the daily challenges that you must face. Although her challenges are real she knows that God is a healer! She also embraces this truth; that healing comes in many ways! Her plea to others that are battling Multiple Sclerosis, and other chronic diseases, "The disease may adversely affect your body, but don't allow it to affect your soul, or the true essence of who you are! God created you for a purpose and He will give you grace to endure every obstacle that you face."