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Amazing & incredible!

Revisado: 01-19-20

I love how her story of trauma has woven into it the undying love of a forever Savior who paid the ultimate price for all sin. I initially listened through chapter 2, but my mom was in the hospital at the time so it was too much emotion for me to handle at the time!

You need not be a believer to listen but her questions to ponder at the end of each chapter may define your level or lack of belief.

The narrator's deliberate, slow, soft speech almost makes the traumas more palatable & the love of Jesus for all of us was deepened for me! E L Beckett's voice is calming & almost relaxing while Jenni's ludicrous accounts hit my ears & echo in my heart! WOW! WOW! WOW! I couldn't wait to finish listening, & I did!! In it's entirety.

As an adult of childhood "injustice" (I’ll call it) who, similarly, was not only never taught to defend myself but simultaneously stricken with fear should I ever even THINK of making my needs known, I can only imagine how she managed to carry on throughout & between each incident.

I am so thankful to Jenni for being brave enough to share the intimate details of her experiences. It helped me to put words to portions of my ordeals that I have not yet been able to do!

I related to trying to shrink & make myself invisible in small, dark places. I thought if I was quiet enough, & fell compliantly to the back of the line that classmates would stop noticing me & the ridicule, the non-sensical, even made up criticisms of cruel kids would cease in elementary school, but I already had the proverbial "kick me" sign permanently taped to my back. I often felt like a walking target, not realizing that my silence nearly invited more of this treatment. At times I was even the family scapegoat being told I was clumsy, weird, & a quitter. I was not blessed with being able to notice Jesus's protection nor presence in my young life until just a few years ago. For being able to recognize that His loving hand & diligent watch over me kept me from (& continues to) so much more harm I will be forever grateful!!

I just finished working almost 2 years at a rehabilitation house for trafficked women that is faith-based. It’s the only 1 in Nebraska of it's kind & I was enriched & enlightened in SO MANY areas of life by the faith & prayer life of a resident (CL) from there & a staff member (BC) who shared her spiritual gift of edification & encouragement & pointed out that I may be writing women's devotionals someday!

Hearing that Jessi was able to find love as well as go on to fight trafficking around the world, allows me to believe that my purpose in this world will be detailed to me as I continue to seek & listen for Him to speak His will over me & my life.

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