Scars
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Faith is realizing that I am useful to God, not inspite of my scars, but because of them. ~Pamela Reeves. Generations of hurt and tragedy surround a rural Alabama family. Will Lindy be able to break the chains that have plagued her family for years? Will she ever be able to trust and truly love someone? God works in mysterious ways to provide healing and happiness to His children. ***This novel bears some similiarites to my own life. But it is first and foremost a novel.
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