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Healing A Broken Marriage

What do you do when “Happily ever after” falls apart? “Betrayal,” “rejection,” “anger” and “confusion” are some of the words writer Deborah Ross uses to describe her anguish when her upside-down marriage hit bottom. A biblical teacher, speaker and singer who lives in Charlotte, Ross relates her life’s road and shares her personal journey of Christian faith and forgiveness with her husband. Chapters are sprinkled with scripture, humor and her strong beliefs about households staying together. Chapter titles include “Growing in Christ,” “Vision or Perish,” “The Midnight Miracle,” and “God Looks at the Heart.” Published by Creation House of Lake Mary, Fla., the book is softcover, 163 pages, and sells for $9.25 on Amazon.com.

www.healingabrokenmarriage.com

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