Just Released

 I Volunteered for This is the fascinating personal narrative of Theresa Benner McCullough’s enlistment in the U.S. Army after college and her subsequent deployment to Afghanistan with the 82nd Airborne Division.       

     One of only a handful of females at a remote base, Sarkari Karez, she was sexually assaulted by a male soldier one night. Then she had to deal with the invasive criminal investigation and insensitive male-dominated command structure to bring the “perp” to justice.       

     Each entry written in a personal journal style gives insight into a young female soldier’s daily life living in a war-torn combat zone. I Volunteered for This provides hope and encouragement to any woman who has experienced sexual trauma and is suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
Now Available through Amazon, Kindle, Bookstores everywhere and on Audible! 

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Diamond in the Darkness; Abused Child of Darkness,  Reclaimed Daughter of LIGHT  by Peggy Corvin

     Peggy Covin shares the journey of her life. She was born into abject poverty then adopted into an alcoholic family.  By the time she reached 33, her life was shattered. She was alone, broke, rejected again, desperate, out of hope and done with life.

When children are abused, there is a darkness that grabs their soul, establishes strongholds designed to extinguish hope, and tethers their life to repeating cycles of defeat.

     This captivating true story transparently tells of the darkness of abuse and its profound lasting effects in one woman’s life. You feel the weight of the darkness, then, her journey reveals the power of the Light of God to bring healing and wholeness to her as she followed Him in His ways. As she healed, her family system and the very fabric of her life changed. When the change came, she realized God had protected her true identity from the very beginning. The things done to her never took away who she was. 

     Thinking, “I’m going to be so happy now, just wait and see,” I left the altar where I met Jesus and walked back into the same patterns of behavior in my life. Indeed He set me free, but it took a long journey down a lighted path before freedom became my reality.  

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 https://www.audible.com/pd/B08P5H4J54/?source_code=AUDFPWS0223189MWT-BK-ACX0-224649&ref=acx_bty_BK_ACX0_224649_rh_us

2nd Lt. John M. Arroyo, Jr., who, on April 2, 2014, was shot in the throat and neck by another soldier who then went on to kill four soldiers, including himself, and wound sixteen others. He tells the story of his life from his childhood in Southern California, including his time spent as member of a violent street gang, a hopeless teenage drug addict and then his enlistment in the U.S. Army where he ultimately becomes a Special Forces Green Beret and highly decorated officer after serving two tours of duty in Afghanistan and one in Iraq. 

       The book also tells how he uses his Christian faith to protect himself and his fellow Special Forces “Operators” while deployed to the Middle East and then relies on it to recover from the massive wounds he sustained after being shot at Fort Hood, Texas. John Arroyo is a paradox. He has every reason to be angry and filled with revenge, depression, and regret because of being attacked on Fort Hood. Yet, as his book unravels the details of an active shooter, you will see the unraveling of God’s amazing grace in the face of complete hopelessness.

 
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