One Woman Falling (Whispers of Grace Book 1) Kindle Edition by Melanie Campbell

 

Book Excerpt:

"Cassie Peterson lives in an invisible prison of fear, chained by self-doubt and guarded by a relentless warden—her husband. Derrick's verbal abuse, as well as his alcoholism, have left Cassie alienated from her family, without friends, and sure she can't survive on her own.

After an unexpected police visit, Cassie realizes the survival of her four-year-old daughter, Renee, depends on Cassie's courage to leave. What she doesn't plan on is Derrick's vengeful custody fight.

While walking through the treacherous world of divorce, Cassie is encouraged by her spunky new friend, Missy Langdon, to pursue her love of waterfalls. Cassie finds solace in the waterfalls on the agonizing weekends she's forced to hand Renee over to Derrick. Meanwhile, unexpected help comes in the form of Brian Sutton, an attorney at the firm where Cassie works—but what price will she ultimately pay for his assistance?

As Derrick's threatening behavior escalates, Cassie questions her choices. How long will her daughter suffer before the custody case is resolved? Why is she drawn to waterfalls during this chaotic time? And who will stand with her when everything comes crashing down?"

Title: One Woman Falling
Author: Melanie Campbell
Publisher: Mountain Brook Ink
Series: Whispers of Grace Book 1
Reviewed By: Arlena Dean
Rating: Five
Review:
"One Woman Falling" by Melanie Campbell

My Sentiments:

'One Woman Falling' was quite a read of how her husband almost destroyed Cassie Peterson's life, but our God came through for her by giving her the healing she needed. Dealing with domestic violence is no way to have to live. This author did an excellent job with this story giving the reader so exciting characters as you will see how the 'abuse, emotions, trauma, and struggles' were handled in the fantastic story. This story was a page-turner where in the end, seeing how Cassie finally turned to God with help from her grandfather and grandmother. I liked the study questions at the end of the read, which brought in the story's primary focus.