Description

Part memoir and part in-depth psychological look at paranoia, the story of Anne Dearborn J. Hill, PhD, is one of perseverance and divine intervention in the midst of abuse by both Anne’s uncle and her husband. It’s one that will captivate both domestic abuse survivors and readers interested in the cycle of abuse and paranoia.

Suffering sexual abuse as a child and mental and physical abuse as an adult, Hill survives through unspeakable tortures that go largely unnoticed by the outside world due to her husband’s incredible intelligence. After she nearly loses her job because of her husband’s scheming, Hill discovers the importance of God’s place in her life as well as his intervention on her behalf as evidenced through the help of a secretary where she works.

The author’s own experience as a psychologist helps make God Spoke, I Listened beneficial to those trapped in or recently saved from similar situations, as her knowledge of domestic abuse and paranoia on a clinical as well as a personal level provides much-needed explanations for sharper understanding. The journey of Hill and her children to freedom is fraught with twists, but eventually God and those guided by him help save her.

Author: Hill Ph D, Anne Dearborn

Topic: Family / Parenting / Childbirth
Media: Book
ISBN: 1537262661
Language: English
Pages: 472