New Novel Exposes How Human Essence Can Be Obstructed by Molestation
""Something About an Angel" by Linda D. Wattley, is a uniquely written novel exposing the foundation leading and activating childhood molestation.
(PRWEB) October 3, 2005 -- "Something About an Angel" is the first of a series of novels that causes the minds of readers to embrace drama as though they were at a theater. The purpose of the novel is to expose readers to the souls of molested children. Readers will encounter the early beginnings of the molestation experience. As they follow the series, they will know the mental and emotional developmental processes of the children as they grow up and go out into the world.
The unique quality of this writing allows readers to become mentally and emotionally attached to the characters, allowing them to awaken to thoughts and feelings that are healing to their souls. Readers will become the fly on the wall or the neighbor next door who wants to help save the children from dysfunctional love.
Throughout the series, readers will see human drama realistically exposed. Most of all, they can open themselves to receive spiritual enlightenment as the characters seek to understand God, love and life. The message found throughout the series reveals to the readers that they are special and have a unique place in God's heart. The healing matrix found in the novel is not just for sexually abused children, it is for anybody mentally and physically abused as well.
Minister Janice Skeen, pastor of World of Truth Ministries explains, "Something About an Angel" could not be more poignant for our times than now. It reminds us that there is no simple time of life. Linda has captured the essence of personal struggle and has enlightened us to the spirit of hidden treasures of the heart. Linda has reached out to address the "Angels" in this world. Those of you who read beyond this page will be touched with renewed faith and courage that we can truly overcome more than adversity but life itself."
For more information, visit Lindawattley.com.
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