BLACK TEARS - Mary Joe Alford Bayley

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Résumé :
This book is not gender or race-oriented. Black Tears will inspire anyone who reads it to break your silence and tell your hidden secrets. You're suffering in silence about the unfortunate choices you've made or perhaps the things someone has done to you, you are at your breaking point and are about to explode. You are embarrassed and don't want to be judged about those decisions and the hurt someone has caused you. The mask you wear daily camouflages your pain and you think that no one knows. Rhonda, a woman who wore a camouflaged mask thinking she was deceiving everyone as she smiled through her bright red lipstick but she was only deceiving herself and dying on the inside. While in her plight of wanting to be a good wholesome married Christian woman she ended up in all of the wrong relationships. Rhonda not only hid her pain behind the mask-like most of us. She also had to cover her black eyes, busted lips, scratches, and bruised cheeks from the intense beatings she sustained from the men who said they loved her but only wanted to control her. Your silence may not be that you are caught up in a world of Sugar Daddy's like Rhonda. But you're in a battered relationship or marriage, prostitution, whoring, selling or using drugs, mentally challenged, gambling, alcoholic, stealing, a compulsive liar, adultery, fornication, raped, your sexual preference, abandoned, or financially bankrupt. Whatever your story is please come out of silence, take the mask off, and set yourself free from bondage. Therefore, if the Son makes you free, you shall be free indeed. John 8:36