God & I

Christina Hopp's latest publication is also the second book to the two-part poetry series. This book brings the stubborn lover rage to a gentle close, where the heavy anger comes to rest. This is a work of grace, just two lovebirds perched on a branch, talking about anything and everything and nothing at all.

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What readers are saying:

Tiffani Newton (tiffaniamc) - "As always Christina’s work resonates deeply in me. Her words are so beautifully and pleasingly pieced together and the messages are relatable and profound. I loved this sweet little newest addition so much."

Red Mouth,

Christina Hopp writes her first series of love poems with "Red Mouth,". She dedicates this book to her fellow, quietly fierce lovers. The poems are for that unrequited love, the huge crush that turns to nothing, for the ones who don't have a fight or flight response to heavy emotions - but freeze. Freeze and never make a move and always be stuck wondering.

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Stubborn Lover

Christina Hopp's second book, Stubborn Lover, is the first book in a 2-part series. Though this book includes Christian themes, it is an honest shift in perspective compared to her previous work. This short collection of 21 poems is on the fragility of human nature. Our hearts and minds don't always want the same thing, but the tug of war can be a good thing.

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The Morning After Relapse

Christina Hopp's debut book is a vulnerable expression of faith put into a collection of poetry. While exploring different writing styles and formats, she welcomes you into her spiritual journey. This book features Christian themes, prayers, and biblical images.

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What readers are saying:

Laura (slaathaug.art) - "...Her writing always cut to my emotional core in a good way...somewhere between skepticism, grief, anger, and loneliness she finds the hope and faith we cling to..."

Julie Tamplin (sincerely.jules) - "... it caught my breath a million times and undid my soul in ways I didn't know were possible. I had a million mini revivals with every poem I read..."