Publisher's Synopsis
Let's Talk Women to Women about Domestic Violence recovery . . . on your own, from Someone who's been there: "This is a book about a young child searching for love and acceptance. As she grows older continuing her search, she encounters a life of fear, pain, shame, and the tribulations of domestic violence. Her successful fight for freedom, wholeness, and recovery came from the acceptance of the only unconditional love that could give her life again." DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IS REAL. By the mercies and grace of God I made it out, but many don't. We must remember that DOMESTIC VIOLENCE doesn't have a color line. It doesn't depend on your income or position, and there is no age discrimination. It's open to all. We must keep talking about it, and praying about it, until we find ways to end the terrible affects of DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.
