Some cars are just machines. But Christina, a 1969 Plymouth Fury III, is something far more. She is a symbol of freedom, grit, and love at full throttle. In this deeply personal memoir, Cynthia Bailey-Rug shares the extraordinary story of how one forgotten classic became a lifeline, a teacher, and a companion through seasons of heartbreak, healing, and hope.

This is a story of divine restoration - of how God, in His perfect timing, brought Christina back into Cynthia's life as a surprising gift, a touch of His grace on wheels. Through every mile and every moment, He used this unlikely classic car to show that nothing is impossible.

"Not So Impossible After All" is a soulful ride through memory, mechanics, and the surprising bond between a woman and her car - a bond guided by the One who writes the most beautiful stories of all.

Cynthia has been a Christian since 1996. She always loved writing, but realized it was her purpose in 2003 when God told her it was her purpose. She has since written many articles and books. She also has edited books for other up and coming local authors. Cynthia's writing focuses primarily on Christian topics and recovery from abuse by people with Narcissistic Personality Disorder, but periodically she also writes about another passion of hers - animals. She also is a certified grief coach for pet loss.

She enjoys animals, classic cars, crafts, reading, electronic gadgets, and spending time with her pets and the people closest to her.