A Rose Blooms Among the Thorns

A Rose Blooms Among the Thorns

by Cissy Hunt

After finally receiving the divorce that LaRae believed would finally set her free from domestic violence, she ends up staying on the run from her abusive ex-husband, who stalked her across the country. LaRae meets a friend that helps point her on a path that leads to hope, healing, and a new life.

Review by BK Walker Books : Cissy Hunt's "A Rose Blooms Among The Thorns" is suspenseful and exhilarating. The plot starts out introducing you to LaRae Jones, a woman who is fear driven to constantly go into hiding. As the story unfolds, Hunt leaves you constantly guessing what will happen next, while consuming you into an emotional roller coaster ride.

With the help of her new found friend Shirley and God, LaRae learns how to love life and herself again. Following the road to recovery and healing, she also learns to trust again.

If you didn't understand Spiritual Warfare, A Rose Blooms Among The Thorns will definitely give you a greater understanding as Cissy Hunt leads you through LaRae Jones' journey of fear, pain, forgiveness and love.

This story is surely going to captivate you. I laughed, I was angered, I cried, and I was drawn in so I too, felt what LaRae was experiencing. I give it (4)**** stars.

~B.K. Walker, author/reviewer of BK Walker Books - http://bkwalkerbooks.weebly.com (Copyright B.K. Walker Books - 2009

In A Rose Blooms Among the Thorns, Cissy Hunt opens her readers’ eyes to the hidden subject of domestic violence, demonstrating, in a very real way, the fear of an abused woman on the run. Yet from that time of torment new hope is born: a rose of bright sunlight blooms among the thorns of darkness.

Five stars for a well-written and heart-wrenching story.

Josh Stafford Author of

Where Vultures Roost and Dragon in the Sky

About the author:

My husband and I live in the beautiful Ozark Mountains with our two small dogs and two cats, where we love to fish and work in our yard.

I have been an ordainded minister since August of 2007. I am called to minister to hurting women who carry the emotional scars of domestic abuse.

For as long as I can remember I have always loved to write. When I couldn't express myself verbally, one only had to hand me a pen and paper and out would flow my thoughts.

I have written poetry most of my life and now my life-long dream has come true. I have written a book.