Fire and Water

Anna F. Thomas

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Publisher: Robert Reed Publishers

FIRE AND WATER is a true account of discovery, validation, and healing from sexual and ritual abuse. A therapeutic memoir written from a Christian perspective about the emotional, physical, spiritual, and psychological aspects of coping with multiple personality and the reality of ritual abuse, it gives deep insight into the daily trials the couple face. It reads like a mystery novel with clues coming along a little at a time in an effort to solve the whole puzzle. It will become a practical companion for other multiples and their spouses while in recovery, as well as for others who struggle with issues of past trauma. It has marvelous momentum and narrative. Anna Thomas presents a very moving, very real, very powerful story revealed through frequent highlighted excerpts from a journal. Her writing is candid, transparent, and sincere all the way through.

About Anna F. Thomas

A former LPN, Thomas's articles have appeared in specialized magazines dealing with sexual and ritual abuse such as Survivorship, Many Voices, The Healing Woman and an article in the Christian Psychology publication The Journal of Christian Healing. She enjoys singing, writing and is heavily involved in church activities.

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Binding	EAN	ISBN-10	Pub Date	PAGES	Language	Size	Price
Paperback	9781934759189	193475918X	2009-04-01	164		0.00 x 5.90 x 8.70 in	$14.95

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