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by Judy M. Romero (Author), Margaret Hayrikian Romero (Author)
"Now he had all her children, and if he had figured out she was turning on him, there was no limit to what he would do. She quickly left and went to their agreed rendezvous point, but he wasn't there. She looked all around, searched through the throngs of people, went back to the venue they were in, then to the older girls' classes, but there was no sign of any of them. Finally she rushed back to the car, hoping to catch him before he left with some good excuse as to why she failed to follow through, but the car was gone and the parking space empty-empty like her life, empty like her heart, and now empty like her hope. She felt her heart break in wondering what would happen next."
Ever wonder what happens to victims of domestic violence after the dust settles or the media is done gaining ratings on their coverage? Ever wonder if their life ever goes back to normal? Ever wonder what happens to their faith if they were in fact a Christian? How do they reconcile what's happened to them-even while they prayed-with the knowledge of a good and loving God? This story exposes the spiritual depths of sin, the gripping power it can have over someone, and the unending lengths to which Satan goes to deceive people and destroy families.
