You can survive divorce and even thrive!

Do you feel like you are emotionally bleeding but no hospital can make it stop? Like you are a dead woman walking? Like you’ll never be able to climb your way out of this heavy, suffocating place?

Know this: With Jesus, you’ll make it out, and you’ll be okay.

Jen Grice had to stop fighting for a marriage that had been dead for years and then had to work through the trauma of divorce proceedings and life thereafter. It wasn’t easy, just as your own struggle isn’t. But now Jen is healing and whole, as you can be.

In this book, Jen holds your hand as you walk through the pain.

• See a way out of the darkness of divorce–into the light.
• Discover a hope-filled, fully redeemed future ahead.
• Find hope in a devastating time.

There is no roadmap through this foreign territory we call divorce, but here are those who have gone before us to light the way. As Jen shares her personal healing story, she points out God’s promises and His healing and protection that will help you not only survive this difficult time but eventually thrive.

What readers are saying:

Going through a divorce as a Christian was difficult for me. I felt alone and judged. Jen Grice’s book was so encouraging to me!

This was the first book I read by a Christian woman who has survived and is now thriving, after divorce, and it was such a balm to my heart. I needed to hear these words about my worth to God, and my identity beyond “wife.” There are also so many practical tips throughout that have really helped me; I am finding the value of boundaries and choosing who you let in during this time, and that has made a world of difference. I also tucked away the verses sprinkled on the pages.

Everyone says, “God hates divorce.” That is not helpful!! Let’s be real… we all hate divorce! This book helped me to realize that God does hate divorce, however, it is because of how it hurts His children. He doesn’t hate those of us who have endured the heartbreak of divorce. The book will be one that I loan first to anyone I meet who has gone through a painful divorce.