Right Early Press
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Right Early Press is the publishing company founded by Dr. LaTonya Mitchell — created to publish faith-centered books that help women heal, grow, and become.
Why Right Early Press
Right on time
The name Right Early Press was born from Psalm 46:5 — “God is in the midst of her; she shall not be moved: God shall help her, and that right early.” That promise is the heartbeat of this publishing home: words that arrive right on time, anchored in faith, and sent out to help women heal, grow, and become.
Featured Title
Stop Courting Boaz
What if the promise is bigger than Boaz.
What if the woman you are becoming matters just as much as the love you are praying for?
Before becoming a wife, there is a woman to discover, heal, strengthen, and celebrate. Whether you are waiting for love, navigating a relationship, preparing for marriage, planning your wedding, or simply pursuing personal and spiritual growth, Stop Courting Boaz invites you to become intentional about the woman you are bringing into your next season.
Through the timeless story of Ruth and Boaz, Dr. LaTonya P. Mitchell reminds you that preparing for love is not about chasing a man or putting your life on hold. It is about allowing God to develop your character, deepen your faith, clarify your purpose, and teach you how to recognize healthy, God-honoring love.
- Discover your worth. Know who you are before allowing a relationship to define you.
- Heal and guard your heart. Release what wounded you and establish boundaries that protect your peace.
- Grow in purpose. Build a meaningful life rooted in faith, calling, and personal wholeness.
- Prepare for healthy love. Enter relationships with wisdom, clarity, confidence, and intention.
- Own your becoming. Celebrate the woman you are today while embracing the woman God is calling forward.
Stop Courting Boaz is not about giving up on marriage. It is about refusing to lose yourself while preparing for it. Because before you become the wife, you must first become the woman.
ISBN 979-8-19234-688-4