How do people make it through tough times? Is it possible to not only live through tragedy or trauma but to come out better and stronger on the other side? Sacred Suffering collects the stories of fourteen women who show you how they did it. They expose both their mistakes and their triumphs so that readers can not only see what to do, but also what not to do, in order to thrive in difficult times. Sacred Suffering is like going out to coffee with some older and wiser friends to hear their fascinating stories. Get to know these women as they inspire and encourage you and help you make it through your own rough patches.

Sacred Suffering: Finding Purpose in our Pain

Biographies & Memoirs

Brandon, Nancy

Leaders & Notable People

Proclaim Press

Bea Dot Ferguson has a life many in Savannah envy: a wealthy husband, a luxurious house, a baby on the way. But appearances are deceiving. To hide a terrible secret, Bea Dot married a man she didn’t love—only to suffer his brutality later on. When her cousin Netta invites her for a visit in rural Pineview, Georgia, Bea Dot jumps at the chance to escape. But she soon learns she’s traded one perilous situation for another—Pineview has been infected with deadly Spanish influenza. As the epidemic escalates, Bea Dot and Netta must fight for survival. With the help of Will Dunaway, a recently returned Great War veteran, Bea Dot draws upon strength she never knew she had. As she and Will desperately try to avoid contagion, their mutual attraction grows, making them both the target of her husband’s wrath.
A sweeping Southern tale of hope and betrayal, love and loss, Dunaway’s Crossing is a moving testament to the strength of the human spirit.
Revised edition: This edition of Dunaway's Crossing includes editorial revisions.

Dunaway's Crossing

Literature & Fiction

Literary

Lake Union Publishing

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