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What Peace There May Be

by Susanna Barlow

What Peace There May Be

A description of Susanna’s book from Amazon.com:

Young Susanna doesn’t know anything other than the family environment that has been created for her—a system without regard for society or man’s laws. Raised in a sequestered home in a busy city neighborhood, everything beyond the front gate is off-limits.

The isolation proves to be a breeding ground for abuse, and Susanna struggles to reconcile her desire to escape and her need to belong. The book recounts six critical years in Susanna’s life as she comes to terms with her conditions.

This coming-of-age story is as much a testament to survival as it is to surrender. Pushed to the limits of her coping abilities, Susanna tries anything she can to bring about the peace that seems always out of reach.

In an impulsive moment and an act of daring she contacts a newspaper journalist and finds herself in a predicament she never before considered. That decision becomes the impetus that propels her finally to where she wants to be and to find what was always there.

In this honest memoir, the author conveys the deep struggles she must face to navigate her unusual childhood and to overcome obstacles of abuse as well as the isolation that polygamy requires. It is a journey that challenges the strength of hope and proves that the smallest acts can wield the mightiest power.


A New Earth

by Eckhart Tolle


The Alchemist

by Paulo Coelho


The Easiest Way

by Mabel Katz


Orbiting the Giant Hairball: A Corporate Fool’s Guide to Surviving with Grace

by Gordon MacKenzie


Achieving Excellence In Life

by Mark Maxon


Zero Limits: The Secret Hawaiian System for Wealth, Health, Peace, and More

by Joe Vitale and Ihaleakala Hew Len


Conversations with God and other books

by Neale Donald Walsch


Fearless

by Steve Chandler


Quantum Success

by Sandra Anne Taylor


Excuse Me, Your Life Is Waiting

by Lynn Grabhorn


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