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Tonia, a teenage girl, raised by her grandmother, lacks emotional, nurturing, and spiritual balance needed in facing a domino effect of life’s circumstances, a true-to-life story that women, young and old, should have in their collection.
Tonia butler is struggling to make sense of her life while being thrown a few monkey wrenches in what she thought she knew, and could always count on; threatening to strip her of any remaining will power to heal from an abortion and the abandonment of both parents.
Granny seems to be an evil and bitter woman after raising six of her own children, then taking on the challenge of bring up Tonia and her sisters. As a woman from the old school, she isn’t one to offer compassion, communication, or understanding and begins to resent Tonia for not abiding by her ‘rules’. Granny has her reasons, a | |  | | Safe In His Arms
Nate and Sharon couldn't be happier while expecting their first child. When an accident, caused by a nemesis threatens the bond that holds the marriage together, Sharon begins questioning her purpose and God's love. It isn't until Nate's life is compromised that Sharon gets her answers, she prays for strength, but is given endurance; endurance and faith will carry her through any tribulation. This book is for anyone that has found themselves in doubt of God's promise, His compassion, the power of prayer, and of God being in full control.
Nate and Sharon Grey will attain a lesson in releasing the idea of what other's think and start coming into their own as a couple. A great relief and burden is possible if their beliefs and vows are upheld. In grasping unconditional love, despite the arising uncomfortable feelings and situations, differentiating ideology from faith may redeine their purpose. Tuning into the still voice inside of them, voiding the distractions of a noisy world, may be the much needed solution. If they can slow down, quieting the chaos, the retreat will lead Sharon back, safe in his arms. |
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