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Overview
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Born unwanted and raised in a home fractured by abuse and silence, Elizabeth grows up learning how to survive before she learns how to live. When war erupts, it tears through her city, her family, and her sense of safety, leaving behind death, displacement, and a generation suspended between fear and endurance. In the aftermath, survival becomes her only skill-and escape her only language.
As Elizabeth moves between countries, relationships, faith, and marriage, she searches for something that might finally steady her: love, purpose, belonging. But each refuge reveals itself as another form of confinement. Men promise salvation but demand surrender. Faith offers certainty but erases her voice. Freedom brings motion without meaning. Caught between urgency and exhaustion, she begins to realize that what she is fleeing is not only war or place-but herself.
- Format: Trade Paperback
- Author: Bishop, Mark
- ISBN: 9798233016097
- Condition: New
- Dimensions: 11.00 x 0.30
- Number Of Pages: 142
- Publication Year: 2026
Language:
English