One of Those Women

If anyone, male or female, needs to understand that God really does love them, not matter what, then this is the story for them! Well written, true to the experiences, and definitely not sugar-coated. This is the story of an addicted woman who knew better, but did it, anyway. This is the story of a victorious woman who now knows Who to give the glory to for overcoming seemingly insurmountable hurdles from childhood on into middle age. By the time you finish reading this story, you will have had so many ups and downs, you will think you were right there with Cynthia Williams as she just kept going on one wrong ride after another! This story has a wonderful ending because God, not Cynthia, lifted her above the stench and created in her a clean heart, ready to serve Him, and not just herself. It's adult reading with many a twist that started in her very young years, and is continuing today. It's a story that begins with the hopeless, goes through the fruitless, and takes you to a point of saying to yourself: "I can live a better life, too!"

We are living in a day where everyone has issues, and this book covers just about every issue no matter how extreme and put's them into context where one can recognize their shortcomings, change their thought process without guilt or shame, receive forgiveness, be healed and go on to live, I mean really LIVE Life in this life. THIS BOOK WILL DEFINITELY CHANGE YOUR LIFE ***FOR THE BETTER.

This book has and is completely changing my life. There are so many issues that are dealt with which plague my everyday life and I'm sure the majority of the population. It's so real, and the author truly has opened herself up as a living example of what we need to do and can do by reaching and acheiving the source.This is recommended reading and reading to be given to others. It's time to receive and this word tells us just how to do it.

Please tell everyone not to read the book at work!I read both write ups in the Pacific Stars andStripes.I ordered the book.I got tears in my eyes while reading page 4. I had toget up and walk away. I didn't want my co-workers tosee me cry.While I was reading page 16....I noticed my breathingwas heavy when I exhaled...I felt the baggage I havecarried around all of these years lifting, leaving me.Praise the Lord.I'm on page 21 and this book is absolutely amazinglyBLESSED, I don't want to put it down.I Praise God for the courage HE has given the author!Please tell me how I can support her ministry.