Ellen C. Maze Best-selling Author
"Fighting the Devil"
At first
blush, "Fighting the Devil" isn't what it appears to be. Reading the cover
synopsis, I expected a true-life who-dunnit/mystery thriller. What I got was so
much more.
"Fighting the Devil" is a beautiful, heart-wrenching, inspirational, and
oftentimes harrowing memoir of the life of one of the bravest women I know: Jeannie Walker ~
Jeannie was faced with living with a tyrant, yet she manages to find
forgiveness in her heart, and love--the kind of love God has--for a person who
treated her lower than dirt.
Yes, you
will learn the details of the true-life murder of Jeannie Walker's millionaire ex-husband, Jerry Eli Sternadel, but be
prepared to be taken on an amazing life journey with a woman we'd all like to
have for a sister.
Five Stars:
Thomas, The Friendly Ghost
Jeannie Walker is a woman who has lived many lives and has
inadvertently packed all of them into one incarnation. Read her killer
true-crime novel, Fighting the Devil: A True Story of Consuming Passion, Deadly Poison, and
Murder, and see how she survived horrific spousal abuse in the midst
of a real mystery; read how she died and saw the other side before returning to
life in I Saw the Light: A True Story of Love, Death, and Fulfillment;
and now we learn of Thomas, an actual ghost who entered her life.
This is not a spooky, made-up tale of mayhem and
poltergeist, rather, this is a woman telling us what happened and how it went
down when a ghost appeared, entered her life and literally carried her into a new
awareness of herself and the spiritual world.
*****
About Ellen
C. Maze - Author of 22 novels Ellen C. Maze on Amazon
Ellen is also Editor and Partner in a
traditional publishing house called Little Roni Publishers.
Ellen's subjects range from vampires to angels to
demonic powers in dark places; her goal is to entertain the reader while
sending a message of redemption apparent between the lines. Pitching faith and
bloodlust into a battle to the death, or oftentimes, to the life, Ellen always
finds a way to balance the two in a fascinating and intriguing way.
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