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He Kept Me
This is a true story about a young woman's struggle through the streets of Washington DC. Growing up in the Southeast section of The Nation's Capital with a large family in the 80's was very interesting to say the least. As a child, Desire Moore (Moo Moo) had her life all planned out; after high school she would graduate from college, become an Elementary School Teacher, get married to a loving husband, have two kids and a cat named fluffy. That was all before her family became a victim of their environment. Before finding her Savior, she endured being homeless, teen pregnancies, an abusive relationship, jail, being raped, drugs, the death of her love ones and the biggest fight of her life, breaking the generational curse that plagued her family. Although this story is based in Washington, DC this is the story of thousands of woman all over the United States of America. Jesus saves
128 pages, Paperback
First published November 21, 2011
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May 5, 2012This is a true story about a young woman’s struggle through the streets of Washington DC. Growing up in the Southeast section of The Nation’s Capital with a large family in the 80’s was very interesting to say the least. As a child, Desire Moore (Moo Moo) had her life all planned out; after high school she would graduate from college, become an Elementary School Teacher, get married to a loving husband, have two kids and a cat named fluffy. That was all before her family became a victim of their environment. Before finding her Savior, she endured being homeless, teen pregnancies, an abusive relationship, jail, being raped, drugs, the death of her love ones and the biggest fight of her life, breaking the generational curse that plagued her family. Although this story is based in Washington, DC this is the story of thousands of woman all over the United States of America. Jesus saves
June 5, 2012
This debut book by Beverly Smith was a very good read. I could definitely relate to some parts of the story - especially the mom dealing with her son. There is nothing like a mother's love.
I would recommend this book to my friends and family.
I would recommend this book to my friends and family.
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