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Domestic Violence is prevalent, more now than ever before, with regards to Sexual-Physical-Emotional-Verbal Abuse. However, since my ordeal, I've been asked if I have any regrets. Fortunately, my response has and will Always be, "If I can report the abuse on one, then I have saved a life." Although this book was dedicated to single mothers and women of domestic violence, for I haven't forgotten my male victims. Unfortunately too often you are forgotten by society, and if you voice that you've been abused by your spouse, girlfriend or significant other, then you're seen as the weaker vessel. Well, on my journey to advocate for victims everywhere, I hear you........I hear you loud and clear.........I hear your cry.........I hear your voice.........I am your voice.........
INJURED AND SCARRED BUT NOT BROKEN – Queen Esther viewed herself as; injured and unclean. In fact, in her eyes, she was damaged goods! She was always comparing herself to others. To her, others looked so holy and so clean. If she could only be a virgin all over again and make the right choices. Not just a virgin in the physical, but in every way. She just felt she was not clean enough to be of any value. Molested as a child, then as an adult tangled up in strongholds of adultery and fornication. Raped at gun point and almost beaten unrecognizable. Also, as a single parent having her children torn away from her by the system. Throughout her whole life being told something was wrong with her brain, and she would not manage things as others because of mental illness. Have you ever heard the phrases “Your test is your testimony!” and “Your mess is your message”? Queen Esther lives her life as an open book. Transparent for the sake of making a difference in someone else’s life. She did not always make the right choices when it came to partners (singled or married, men or women) and activities (whatever they wanted and how). Dealing with the flesh and mental illness and sometimes just giving into the moments. Queen Esther exposes what one may consider “her dirty laundry” to help others clean up theirs. Workbook inspired by her books – Sexually Driven and Sexually Driven II THIS BOOK CONTAINS SOME ADULT MATERIAL
Let your past prepare you, not define you!Here is the untold story of Catrise's courageous battles with molestation, abuse, homelessness, motherhood, and a whirlwind of struggle. Indulge yourself in her account of a self-inflicted hell and life-changing experiences with brutal honesty, which ultimately leads to an uplifting story of overcoming life's adversity. Tastefully written, Scarred, But Not Broken delves into the meaning of family and relationships, love and deceit-and how it is possible to maintain your sanity despite life's challenges, even if you are on the verge of losing it all. Scarred, But Not Broken is proof that where you come from doesn't have to determine where you can go, and it is a powerful message of how a troubled young girl can blossom into a powerful and confident woman.
A collection of stories from women and girls with physical and emotional scars.
From the internationally bestselling author of Burned and Pierced comes a dark, thrilling novel that pits a crime reporter against demons from his past—and a killer with a keen taste for revenge. A brutal killing: An elderly woman is found murdered in a nursing home in Oslo. Bjarne Brogeland, who heads up the investigation, soon realizes that he is on the trail of a meticulous killer who has only just begun his work… An anonymous threat: Trine Juul-Osmundsen, Norway’s Secretary of State, is accused of sexually harassing a young male politician. As the allegations cause a media frenzy, Trine receives an anonymous threat telling her to resign. If she doesn’t, the truth about what she really did that night will be revealed… A man on a mission: Embittered reporter Henning Juul finds himself torn between the two high profile cases. He wants to help Trine, who is his estranged sister, but as he digs into their shared past he discovers memories that haunt them both. Memories of a broken home. Memories of a dead father. And as the two cases collide, both of their worlds fall apart…
Why do we suffer? How can I understand my suffering? Why do I have to be bruised and hurt? Where does difficulty lead me? When we are being matured, God uses many methods to achieve his goal. In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, Bruised but Not Broken, by author Terry Atkinson, offers a Biblically based understanding of sickness and human suffering. He tells the story and explains the history of the bruised reed in Matthew 12:20. Through an allegory of Christian life, Terry Atkinson addresses many of the questions about why we suffer, and he sheds light and understanding to the heart and to our sometimes-muddled intellect. When darkness falls, Bruised but Not Broken helps you look for the shining moon, and when day breaks, it will help you look for the rising sun and to rise with it.
The True Story of a Girl Who Overcame Abandoned by both parents and abused by a stranger, Maria was eventually adopted and brought from the remote jungles of Colombia to start a new life in America. But her troubles didn’t end there. She found herself in a strange new country, in the middle of a legal battle between her adopted father and mother, kidnapped, and abused again. How does one break such a crazy cycle? There is only one way, and that is through the life-changing grace offered by Jesus Christ. Maria’s story is a testimony of God’s redemptive Grace.
Ruined. Tortured. Broken. What could have been the perfect childhood, turned into a hell that the devil himself would shy away from. I was forced to deal with an evil that would make the darkest of souls cringe. Lily Noel was scarred but beautiful. She was perfectly flawed and everything that I needed. Attraction bordered on obsession. Passion bordered on ecstasy. Addiction bordered on insanity. Nothing could get in the way of our love. Nothing...
James A. Harnish, from the Introduction: “I’m broken. So are you. We’re all broken people who live in a broken world. The critical question is, how do we find strength to put broken things back together again? This book is an invitation to touch the scars that mark the broken places in our lives, in the same way the risen Christ invited a doubting disciple to touch the nail scars in his hands. It is a challenge to explore some of the dark places in our human experience, to uncover the sinister power of sin, and to experience the way the grace of God meets us in our broken places to bring new life.”
“We must accept finite disappointment, but we must never lose infinite hope.” – Martin Luther King Jr. The odds were stacked against me from the start. Raised in poverty with a father who rejected his children, my teachers and the police were convinced I had no future and would wind up in prison. As I battled addiction and depression and dabbled with crime, all the while haunted by defeat, my path seemed set. But God had other plans, and over time, he turned every stumbling block that had been thrown my way into a stepping stone toward success. This raw, real story follows an underdog on an unbelievable journey from the streets to the pulpit. From divorce and adultery to burnout and suicide. From total bankruptcy to millionaire success. Stumbling Blocks to Stepping Stones is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit. More than a memoir, it’s an inspirational roadmap for getting up after life knocks you down. It also proves that circumstances don’t define you and that with faith, anything is possible. If you’re facing what seems like insurmountable odds, this book will encourage you to keep going. If you need hope to defeat the voices of discouragement, this motivational true story shows it’s never too late to turn any stumbling block into a stepping stone that will lead you toward peace, happiness, and fulfillment. No matter how far down you are, a greater power is at work that can lift you higher than you ever imagined. “When you come to the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on.” – Franklin D. Roosevelt.