Hot New Kindle eBook at Amazon is a Must Read for Post Traumatic Stress Sufferers

May 20, 2013 - PRLog -- “The book is filled with shocking examples of raw survival and will to live.  The author went through the worse abuse.  Gabriel‘s Tears is a true story of  survival that is one of those must read to understand books.”  Says one reader of Gabriel’s Tears.    

Gabriel’s Tears is about the survival of extreme child abuse at the hand of her family.  The author goes even farther than surviving the trauma, she survived the resulting Post Traumatic Stress and being a social outcast because of the initial trauma.  She faced her abuse and abusers with the bravery of a soldier of war.  

“All I want to do is write words to help heal others by what I learned along my healing path.” says the author.  And healing is what the author did over the years.  Gabriel’s tears is written in a story format of her life but it give life’s lessons along the way.  It tells each critical healing step and how to make the decisions to continue on with the healing process.

“One of the greatest surprises in the book was the authors belief in God’s angels to support and help her along the way.” says another reader of Gabriel’s Tears.  Her faith was so strong she prayed for God to send her an angel to help during her greatest pain.  Did God send her an angel?  Oh yes he did send her an angel, in the most amazing way that will shock every reader.

Gabriel’s Tears is a new hot Kindle eBook now available at Amazon. This is a must read book for anyone that has suffered abuse at their families hand.  This is a must read book for anyone that has experienced the devastation of being a social outcast because of child abuse and post traumatic stress sufferers.

About Nedra Kiper

Nedra Kiper was born on public assistance and suffered extreme child abuse. In her early 20s she was declared mentally retarded and placed on mental disability. In her 30s, against all odds, she went to college and became a successful programmer analyst for fourteen years. Now she is working independently at helping inspire others to grow as she has grown.