Emilie Richards

Finally escaping her abusive husband and before she disappears forever, Janine Stoddard visits her estranged daughter Harmony in Asheville, North Carolina, where she meets a woman who is dedicated to helping women in need get a fresh start.

No River Too Wide

Jen Casey

I loved this book which is the last book in the Goddess Anonymous series. This book shows how a woman in a brutal relationship trying to protect her children from a volatile man, can and in time overcome pain and suffering to become stronger but the hardest thing to do is build up your self esteem after years of put downs like you are not good enough or you look awful in it and beatings if anything was so much as out of place. I related to Janine as I have been in a similar situation to her. It does take time to heal and this book shows that with support, the journey to healing can finally start allowing for her and Harmony to rebuild on their relationship in peace.

No River Too Wide

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